Was Hat Uns Kämpfen Gemacht
from Zu Hause by Sat Hari Singh mit Echo Bloom
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Unsere Not. Wer niemals kämpft wäre tot.
Doch kommt's drauf an, doch kommt's drauf an, wie einer lacht.
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Sat Hari Singh Boizenburg, Germany
Sat Hari Singh (1950) has committed his life to bringing the Music, Mantras and Poetry of the Sikhs to a broad audience. He is an internationally recognized Yoga-trainer, musician and writer, who has translated all "Nitnem Banis" into German. Sat Hari Singh is one of the elders of the Golden Temple company, the home of Yogi Tea. ... more
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Apr 2008
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