By Gita Saraydarian

I have studied the Teaching of the Ageless Wisdom formally for the last 34 years. Although I grew up in a household where the Wisdom Teachings were a part of daily life, I was never compelled to read, study, or practice formally. My parents gave me the example of how to be a good person, how to cultivate virtues, and how to give and serve others. They taught me how to be healthy and how to feel a deep sense of appreciation and responsibility for the Teachings of all great ones.

Today, it is a great joy for me to be surrounded on a daily basis by the Teaching. This includes the writings and creative works by my father Torkom, as well as the Teachings of many great men and women.

The Teaching changes our life. When we study it, it is one thing, for it expands our mind into a sphere that we do not otherwise engage in on a daily basis. It also uplifts us emotionally and we can heal ourselves on the emotional level. When we put into practice the ideals of the Teaching, that is when we truly experience change in our lives. This is sometimes called the “alchemical process” or “transmutation”.

On a daily basis, I realize how my life changes as I experience and practice the Teaching. It is not an easy process, but a sort of dying of the part of me that no longer works for the benefit of my growth, and the process of birthing a part of me that will serve the growth and expansion of my whole being.

This is what I experience from studying and practicing the very practical, down to earth, and sublime works by Torkom. His works uplift me mentally and expand my thought process into new levels; they uplift me emotionally so I am able to put my life into perspective; they compel me to follow healthy activities and practices in my physical life; they bring to me the Wisdom of the Great Ones from all nations and cultures and religions and help me appreciate the ocean of wisdom that is the legacy of humanity.

I wanted to share more of Torkom's works with the world, so I am launching today a special blog on and by Torkom. Please take a look and if you like it, you may subscribe to it.

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Gita

Here is the link to Torkom's Blog