Sex, family, and the woman in society

By Torkom Saraydarian

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0911794530
• ISBN13: 9780911794533
• Release Date: December 1987
• Publisher: TSG Publishing Foundation, Inc
• Length: 566 Pages
• Weight: 2.70 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Much of rare and great value here

Torkom has very rare insights and illuminations on this deep subject. You won't find this material anywhere else that I know of. He goes into how to make love, not just rub bodies together, how to make it beautiful and high and exhaulting. Comments on the exhaultation of the father and mother and how to interact with the child. Those addicted to unisex propoganda of the dark forces who are trying to turn us all into weak slaves will find this to be a tough talk from Uncle Torkom, but it is better to know now where the road leads than to get there and wish we hadn't taken it. Torkom gets a little extreme sometimes, but there is so much of such great value here... I also recommend Omraam Mikhail Aivonhov's LOVE AND SEXUALITY books. They are very practical and presented in a very spiritual light, giving us ways to defeat our burning cravings and turn them into bliss.

Sex, Family, and the Woman in Society

Since 1945, people have tried every kind of relationship. Eventually people expressed fear and concern for the future of the family unit. Forty-two years passed and the idea of the sacredness of the family unit began to be triumphant. It proved that a nation is stronger, more prosperous and healthy, if it has families in which children are raised in sincerity, joy and care. It proved that children from such families are more successful in their relations, health and mental abilities, and that from healthy family units emerge intelligent, creative, striving children. This book is an effort to show why not only the family unit is sacred, but how the father, mother, and the child are also sacred. It also has lots to say to those who are unmarried or who have chosen to be celibate. The future will consider great those fathers and mothers who lived with each other in dedication, joy and sacrifice, who gave healthy, happy, beautiful, intelligent, daring and courageous children to the world. --- from back cover of 1987 paperback edition