Elio D' Anna

Elio D'Anna was born and raised in Naples, where he studied Economics. His studies in Law were interrupted by his immense success in music, collaborating with English and American composers and directors such as Luis Bakalov and Carlos Santana, among others. In 1976, he had the most significant encounter of his life with Kumar Gos Chinmoy, which gave his life a distinctly spiritual direction, although he continued his musical and athletic activities. His ideas about the value of Man as a model led him to engage in writing books. To promote these ideas, he founded the European School of Economics in 1994, initially based in London and later in Italy (Rome, Milan, Florence), with himself as president. In 2000, he wrote the legendary novel "The School for Gods," which incorporates all his ideas about the invaluable worth of human life. The book became a bestseller and has been translated and published in over 15 languages worldwide. His next book is "The Technology of the Dreamer."