In EA 101, Angelyn Ray, award-winning author and poet, records over 500 pages of dialogue with the ancient Sumerian god and extra-terrestrial, EA, also known as Enki. When the conversations began, the author called the source the Everlasting Arms, shortening the term to its acronym, EA. To her astonishment, she soon discovered that Ea was a primary god of the ancient Sumerians, recently unearthed in our culture by the historian Zecharia Sitchin, and more recently confirmed by Johan Heine and Michael Tellinger, discoverers of Adam's Calendar in South Africa. There EA, or Enki, established a base which grew into a very large ancient city occupied by the early human slaves who toiled in the gold mines. EA 101 responds to his statement from Sitchin's "The Lost Book of Enki": "The will of the Creator of all is clear to see. On Earth and for Earthlings, only emissaries we are. The Earth to the Earthlings belongs, to preserve and advance them we were intended! If that is our mission here, let us accordingly act!" With the clear intent of preserving and advancing the human race, EA updates his astonishing counsel. The full menu of topics ranges from explanations of the etymological development of concepts that have emerged in our culture, philosophy, the pre-historic origins of popular doctrines, to "how emotion evolves," how to make use of the pavilion in human development, what actually is the human soul. There are new takes on free will, the meaning of the "cross," "contracts" with the universe, the imago, and, of course, more. Some subjects are covered with in-depth expositions, while others are suggested, but always, with EA's own surprising turns and metaphors, and his stunning disclosures, generously dosed with humor. The author's own questions and reservations slow the pace of the disclosures, resulting in a well-paced literary volume that will absorb the readers and hasten their growth on their own personal path.