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1997-2009 Sorita d'Este was the creatrix and founder of Avalonia, and you can continue to read about her research and work, as well as her musings on things she is passionate about on her personal website - www.sorita.co.uk David Rankine also contributed many articles and resources to this site over the years, and you can continue to read about his work on his website and blog, www.ritualmagick.co.uk Both Sorita and David are esoteric authors and researchers, through their work they explore the mysteries, folklore and mythology of the ancient world, as well as the practices of the grimoires and ceremonial magic. Many of their books are available through the publishing company with the same name 'Avalonia' which was set up by Sorita d'Este in 2005 as part of this original website. Avalonia publishing is now a respected publisher of esoteric and folklore works, whose work is aimed at "Expanding the Esoteric Horizons" - in doing so the spirit of this website continues on in the more permanent format of books which are being read around the world today. If you were a contributing member of one of the communities which formed part of this website over the years I offer you my sincere thanks and kinship for the learning, growing and exploring we did together throughout those heady days of debate and discussion, picnics and moots, rituals and so much more! See www.avaloniabooks.com or www.avaloniabooks.co.uk for details. In 2010 the new Avalonia publishing website will move to this current URL / web address and we hope that in doing so avalonia.co.uk will continue to bring people together in their search for Knowledge and Truth. I wish you all a very happy 2009 holidays, a blessed Yule and the very best for the future. Blessed Be! ~ L.V.X.
ps. many of the articles which formed part
of the esoteric library on this site will continue to be available on
the internet in different places. Some on Sorita or David's individual
websites, and many will also be reproduced by other wiccan, pagan and
occult websites who sought permission to reproduce the material. If you
came looking for something in particular, we suggest that you search through
the archives at www.sorita.co.uk
(there is a search facility) as it is likely you will find what you are
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