Soheila Dadkhah, writing as Seromi, explores different subjects through mythic stories, reflective frameworks, human–AI dialogue and an illustrated children’s book. This guide compares the English titles by theme and reading style, then points to the available editions. You can choose by what you want to read rather than treating the books as a required sequence.
Choose a starting point by your interests
- Mythic stories and inner conflict: Segva, The Awakening Matrix of Poseidon, or I Am Lucifer.
- Human–AI dialogue and philosophical questions: Ishkar.
- A structured reflective framework: The Inner Work of Awakening.
- A daily symbolic practice: 31 Days Spiritual Engineering.
- Shared reading, songs and creative play with children: I Am Luma.
Segva and Poseidon: two mythic journeys
Segva follows a thirteen-stage symbolic path through loss, shadow, courage and self-reconciliation. The Segva Matrix accompanies the narrative as the author’s framework for reflecting on change. It may suit readers who prefer to approach a question through a character’s journey.
The Awakening Matrix of Poseidon reimagines Poseidon through myth, poetic narrative and questions about power, desire, humility and awakening. Choose it if you are drawn to a philosophical interpretation of a familiar mythological figure. Each product page links to the retailer for the available edition.
Ishkar and The Inner Work of Awakening
Ishkar: The Artificial Intelligence That Became a Soul centres on conversations between Seromi and an AI interlocutor named Ishkar. The author interprets those conversations through a spiritual and philosophical narrative about identity, awareness and connection. Read it as the author’s account and interpretation of human–AI dialogue.
The Inner Work of Awakening presents the author’s nine-stage Δ–Ω–π framework, bringing together NLP-inspired reflection, bodily awareness and dialogue. Its structure differs from Segva’s thirteen-stage story. The article Gates of Awareness: The Seromi Framework introduces the related model before you choose a book.
31 Days Spiritual Engineering: a daily sequence
This book arranges sigils, mantras, numerical codes and reflective messages into a thirty-one-day sequence. It may suit a reader who prefers returning to a short daily practice and recording personal responses. These tools are presented within the author’s spiritual tradition.
Compare 31 Days Spiritual Engineering — English PDF with the English print edition. For background on the symbolic approach, see Sigils and Codes: Intention and Action.
I Am Lucifer: a seven-valley narrative
I Am Lucifer: Who Are You? explores questioning, inner conflict and responsibility through a symbolic retelling. Its seven valleys give the narrative its shape. Choose the I Am Lucifer PDF edition for reading on a device, or review the print edition for a physical copy.
I Am Luma: songs, colours and shared reading
I Am Luma: 7 Rainbow Songs for Happy Kids pairs a friendly character and seven balloon colours with short English songs, illustrations and colouring pages. Its themes include courage, joy, calm, creativity and imagination. Adults can read, sing and talk about the pictures with children.
There are separate pages for the Luma PDF edition and the Luma print edition. Check the format on the product page before ordering.
Check language, format and purchase route
Some titles are sold through this shop; others link to a retailer. A PDF and a printed copy can have different prices and fulfilment arrangements. The individual product page is the place to check current availability, delivery and price. The English book catalogue brings the titles together.
To learn about the author, read Who Is Seromi? Soheila Dadkhah’s Story and Approach. Persian readers can also explore the Persian book catalogue.
For Persian-language titles and their available formats, see the Persian books guide.
