Concerning Sumerian references of Lilith

Wel, certainly an organization based off of my goddess is certainly appealing. Though, in my research, it isn't Lilith, instead: Lilitu or Lylytu (if you prefer), Goddess and creator of Sumeria. I've served under her for 42 lifetimes in her army of which I was a werewolf warrior. Unfortunately we lost to the patriach and now wander the world in the four corners. But enough talk about the werewolves. She sleeps, of course I did wake her for a brief chat and other things and I think she went back to "bed".

Ah, who I am? I am Les Garnakuto Thornuta, keeper of the balance, employee of celestines lesser and greater. I do not follow with what the Bible says about Lilitu, nor of the Q'uan, and look at them as knockoffs of previous culture's stories.

Forest Surround,
Les Garnakuto Thornuta
"The Garnu"

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Permalink Reply by Les Garnakuto Thornuta on September 29, 2008 at 1:35pm: Wel, I have a source of this information, but I'm not sure if he's up to his patience to discuss some of his sources besides past life memories (his fingers don't work too well). As for me, I have yet to delve into my own past lives concerning that area of my soul's history, and so rely on someone else for that information. Perhaps if I find anything within the next couple of hours on Sumerian history I'll post web links. If you are up to talking with Lilitu, be my guest.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Les Garnakuto Thornuta on September 29, 2008 at 1:58pm: Wel, here's a document that conceptualizes Lilitu to being a goddess of Sumer and Babylonia. However, I'll still look for references of her to being creator of Sumer besides this link referring her as creator of the Sumerians.; ▶ Reply to This