Hand written document; "Der-Lesh"

Handwritten notes, 6 May 1982. Alex Sanders Trance notes. Associated with Alex Sanders.

Der-Lesh A twin brother of David Etheridge from a past life in Nineva 2114 B.C. There they worshipped Ishtar under the protection of the Great Winged Bulls of Nineva. Here David, whose name was Gam-Lesh, became curator of the Holy + Secret scrolls in the Temple of Ishtar. Der-Lesh became an expert at law. His symbol and his power is dispense justice equally. 10.8.9.7.10.9.6.1 T.1/43 - DO 6th May ‘82 Notes: * Nineva (Nineveh) was an ancient Assyrian city on the Tigris, opposite modern Mosul. Ishtar was its principal goddess. * The Great Winged Bulls are the winged human-headed bulls (lamassu) that guarded Assyrian palaces and temples. Surviving examples date from the Assyrian empire, about the 9th to 7th centuries B.C., later than the 2114 B.C. given in the text. * The names Der-Lesh and Gam-Lesh could not be identified in published sources. * The number string 10.8.9.7.10.9.6.1 is unexplained. A similar string (6.7.8.9.10, “For Manhood”) appears in Doc 6657. * The document is dated 6th May 1982. The reference “T.1/43 - DO” is unexplained. Authorship note: This document does not name its author. It reads as a short entry describing a past life of David Etheridge’s twin brother, Der-Lesh. The writer is not identified.