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Narananda Troyes, France
Harald Dastis was born 1952, in Germany. He has now lived in France since 1975. Harald is a poet, painter, and a musician. He is also a professional german teacher. Narananda has a passion for Indian spiritualism and his music is inspired by all musical tendencies, especially new age, electronic, classical, and world. ... more
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