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Rt. Rev. John Merron took photos of several shrines within the Temple of Isis, Clonegal Castle during a visit with Olivia Robertson, Spring Equinox, 2008. He has given permission for them to be featured on the Circle of Isis website.
 
 
Blessings of Isis and Osiris!
 

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Chapel of the Well

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Entering the Chapel of the Well

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Detail, the Shrine of Capricorn, directly behind the well

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Shrine of Scorpio

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Shrine of Scorpio

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Gangur, who stands by Olivia's marble meditation seat

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Detail, Shrine of Brigid and Grainne

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Detail, base of the central figure, Shrine of Capricorn

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Detail, Shrine of Brigid and Grainne

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Detail, Shrine of Libra altar

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Detail, at the foot and to the left of Shrine of Capricorn

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Shrine, Chapel of the Well

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Detail, shrine in Chapel of the Well

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Shrine of Derceto

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Detail, Shrine of Derceto altar

 
Chapel of the Mothers
Also known as Cave of the Mothers

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Chapel of the Mothers - Cave of the Mothers, main shrine

Main Sanctuary and High Altar
 

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Approaching Main Sanctuary through pillars, with Guardians at the base of each pillar

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Guardian, Main Sanctuary Entrance, Pillar, left

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Guardian, Main Sanctuary Entrance, Pillar, right

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Detail, High Altar, Isis of the Aquarian Age, carved by David Durdin-Robertson

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Left of High Altar, tapestry featuring the Goddess Ma'at

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Closer view of Egyptian tapestry to the right of High Altar

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Right of High Altar, Egyptian tapestry and Windows of Eternity

Shrine of Lakshmi
This shrine is located in one of the elemental chapels of the Temple of Isis at Clonegal Castle. The Chapel of Fire honors the Goddess Lakshimi and the Sphinx. The Chapel of Fire is one of two chapels situated to the right of the main sanctuary.

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Radha and Krishna, incarnations of Lakshmi and Vishnu, left of Shrine of Lakshmi

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Shrine of Lakshmi, altar

 
The Healing Chapel
The Healing Chapel is one of the elemental chapels situated within the Temple of Isis at Clonegal Castle. It is dedicated to the element of Air. Like the Chapel of Fire, it is located to the right of the Main Sanctuary.

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Altar of the Healing Chapel

Shrines along theTemple Colonnade

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Shrine of Juno and Cancer

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Shrine of Virgo

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Detail, Shrine of the Mirror of Hathor, reflecting the veiled Androsphinx Shrine

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Detail, Mirror of Hathor shrine

Northeast Nave
Above the Aries altar is a painted carving that was created by David Durdin-Robertson. It is titled "Isis of the Palms," depicting Isis with upraised hands standing between two budding and blooming lotus plants. The latticed window below it looks into the Healing Chapel.

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Olivia, Vernal Equinox, 2008
 

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Olivia Robertson, posing with miniature antique cannon at Clonegal Castle

All photos on this page © John Merron. Photos are used here by permission, the photographer retains all rights to his work. All rights reserved.

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