Welcome to the home page of Nu Isis Working Group in Leeds. Originally founded from the remains of Sunwheel Oasis OTO, NIWG now largely exists to maintain this website, which serves as an online resource, reposting materials from the old Sunwheel site, documents of interest to OTO members and other students of Thelema and Magick, plus articles and art by members, friends and vague associates.
[Note: most of this statement does not currently apply; it is retained for historial purposes.]
N.B. The Nu Isis Working Group is not a chartered body of O.T.O. and does not claim to speak for O.T.O. No statements on these pages should be taken as definitive guides to O.T.O. policy; if in doubt consult the US Grand Lodge pages.
For information about official O.T.O. activities in Yorkshire, please contact the chartered bodies in this area: AVoD Oasis (Barnsley, email avod(at)oto-uk.org), Polaris Oasis (Leeds, email polaris(at)oto-uk.org), Shekinah Oasis (Sheffield, email shekinah(at)oto-uk.org), or Templum Amoris Lodge (York, email templum_amoris(at)oto-uk.org).
Enquiries about membership in O.T.O. and related matters should be sent in the first instance to the National Querents' Secretary (email membership(at)oto-uk.org).
(In the above email addresses, replace (at) with @ sign.)
Any opinions expressed on these pages do not necessarily represent the views of Ordo Templi Orientis or the Nu Isis Working Group as a whole; we cannot even guarantee that they are actually held by the individuals expressing them.
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