Eka

About the Book

EKA, England and America, 1935–1942

EKA the multi-volume memoir is a song, Erica's song, a spiritual, sung about her life and God; how she followed her spirituality, her feelings, the waiting, worrying, then knowing the way, heart singing, through many passages in her long, long life.

Erica Maria Johanna Grossgerge was born in the German capitol of Berlin on the first day of January, nineteen hundred and eleven: 1/1/11. Her life spans most of the twentieth century and she considers herself blessed to have met so many spiritual figures important to the world's well being.

As a young adult Erica was continually drawn towards the English-speaking world, first by the film "Showboat", then by her employment in American and English companies. In Munich she met and fell in love with the son of an American diplomat. After becoming engaged, the couple moved to England, she to work as an au pair while he attended Cambridge, where they got married. The university was a truly international place, and she found delight in making the global friendships that she would keep throughout their lives.

Many paths and many years later, the book EKA was written. There still is much more, she says.

About the Author

EKA is Erica Maria Moore?s life story, her several volume autobiography. The second volume, England and America 1935?1942, tells the story of Erica?s move from Germany to Cambridge in England, where she married her husband Bill, their move to Stanford in California, her continued spiritual development, and the birth of their two sons. Full of touching and inspiring anecdotes, EKA takes the reader on a journey through the adventurous life of a unique, free-spirited woman who has a vast amount of life experience and wisdom, including encounters with Adolf Hitler, J. Krishnamurti, Alan Watts, Sai Baba, Vitvan, and Mother Meera.