 This account further states that when the Order 's Grand Mistress migrated to Australia , Long took over as the group 's new Grand Master . The group claimed that Long " implemented the next stage of Sinister Strategy – to make the teachings known on a large scale " . From the late 1970s onward , Long encouraged the establishment of new ONA groups , which were known as " temples " , and from 1976 onward he authored an array of texts for the tradition , codifying and extending its teachings , mythos , and structure . These texts are typically written in English , although they include passages of Classical Greek as well as terms from Sanskrit and Arabic , reflecting Long 's fluency in such languages . After examining these texts , the historian Nicholas Goodrick @-@ Clarke stated that in them , Long " evokes a world of witches , outlaw peasant sorcerers , orgies and blood sacrifices at lonely cottages in the woods and valleys of this area [ Shropshire and Herefordshire ] where he has lived since the early 1980s " . 
