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==Practices==

"Over the past 30 years a body of liturgy has developed, detailing how the [Manifesto] principles can be practised by interested members through establishing a relationship between self and deity.  Members are encouraged to express this spiritual relationship by enacting rituals, prayers and meditations, as detailed in the liturgy. This liturgy is drawn from the ritual structures of contemporary paganisms, Goddess spirituality and diverse archaeological scholarship into religious experience in the ancient world."<ref name="Melton">Melton, Gordon J., and Partridge, Christopher, ''New Religions: A Guide: New Religious Movements, Sects and Alternative Spiritualities.''  New York: Oxford University Press, 2004. pg. 300</ref>  The [[Liturgy]] of the Fellowship of Isis was written by [[Olivia Robertson]], each ritual honouring different [[pantheon (gods)|pantheons]], and including a divinely channelled [[oracle]] encouraging spiritual communion with that [[Deity]].  These rites may be used for personal spiritual enhancement or, via instruction from a Fellowship of Isis centre, various degrees may be attained.<ref>Robertson, Olivia. ''The Call of Isis''. Neptune Press, London for Cesara Publications: Ireland, 1993.</ref>