31 Days Spiritual Engineering — Print Edition

31 Days Spiritual Engineering by Soheila Dadkhah offers a structured spiritual journal through symbol, sound, number and reflection. The printed edition gives readers a physical companion for a thirty-one-day sequence of practices in the Seromi tradition.

Author: Soheila Dadkhah (Seromi)

What is inside the book?

• The tools: sigils, numerical codes, sound and intention.
• Four symbolic goddesses associated with elements and qualities.
• Preparation for the journey and the author’s explanation of the thirty-one-day structure.
• Thirty-one days of practice, with messages and space for personal reflection.
• A glossary, frequently asked questions, an author introduction and references.

How the daily structure works

A day brings together a visual symbol, a mantra, a numerical sequence and a message. The reader is invited to work with the day’s theme and record a personal response. The opening chapters explain how these elements fit together before the daily sequence begins.

The book presents these ideas within the author’s spiritual and symbolic framework. Its emphasis is on following a reflective practice and developing a personal relationship with the material.

Who may enjoy this book?

Readers interested in sigils, spiritual journaling, symbolic imagery and a daily reflective ritual. It can also appeal to readers who prefer a defined sequence to choosing unrelated prompts each day.

Edition details

• Format: printed book.
• Language: English.
• Author: Soheila Dadkhah.

For the digital version, see 31 Days Spiritual Engineering — English PDF.

For the Persian-language book, see ۳۱ سیجیل آکاشیک — نسخهٔ فارسی PDF.

Explore the ideas before reading

The article Sigils and Codes: A Symbolic View of Intention and Action introduces the relationship between a symbol, an intention and a practical response.

Questions about this book

Is this the English or Persian edition?

This listing is for the English printed book. The Persian edition has its own product page.

Is the book organised as a daily practice?

Yes. The introductory sections explain the tools and preparation, followed by a thirty-one-day journey.

Do I need to start with the first chapter?

The opening chapters introduce the author’s vocabulary and tools, making them a useful starting point before the daily sequence.