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Books by Seromi: A Reading Guide to Themes and Editions
Explore books by Soheila Dadkhah (Seromi), from Segva and Ishkar to Luma. Compare themes, reading styles and available PDF, print and retailer editions.
From Soheila Dadkhah to the Birth of a World of Meaning
Seromi is not just a name.
Seromi is the result of a human journey; a journey from pain to awareness, from inner collapse to reconstruction, and from the search for meaning to the creation of an educational and transformational world.
Seromi began with real life. It was born from a deep, human, and painful experience that changed the path of one woman forever. A woman who was born as Soheila Dadkhah, and through life encountered grief, loss, depression, therapy, education, travel, writing, psychology, metaphysics, NLP, coaching, and years of working closely with people.
From all these experiences, a new identity was born: Seromi.
Soheila Dadkhah Before Seromi
I was born as Soheila Dadkhah.
For many years, my life moved like the lives of many others; filled with dreams, responsibilities, effort, love, and the ordinary rises and falls of human life.
Until one day, the death of one of the closest people to my heart changed the direction of my life forever.
That loss brought me face to face with the deepest layers of human suffering. For a long time, I struggled with severe depression, heavy medication, inner collapse, and the darkest questions of life. At one point on this path, I came close to the edge of suicide. Yet, even there, in the darkest moment, something inside me remained alive.
That point became the beginning of my journey in search of the meaning of life.
From then on, life was no longer only about continuing. It became a deep question:
Why do human beings suffer?
How can a person rebuild themselves after inner collapse?
Can pain be transformed into awareness, meaning, and creation?
These questions led me into a path that was more than education or professional training. It became a path of understanding the human being, the soul, the mind, the unconscious, language, suffering, meaning, and the possibility of being born again.
When a person passes through a deep crisis, life is no longer seen in the same way. Things that once seemed ordinary begin to carry a new meaning. Questions that were once silent begin to speak louder within.
For me, suffering was not only a painful experience; it became a doorway into understanding the human being.
I wanted to understand why one person collapses at a certain point, while another person is reborn from that same point. I wanted to know what happens inside the mind, emotions, beliefs, memories, and meaning system of a human being that can sometimes lead them into darkness, and sometimes bring a new light out of that very darkness.
This search led me to university studies, psychotherapy training, specialized education, metaphysics, journeys through Eastern and Western countries, and meetings with different teachers and mentors.
On this path, I did not only gain knowledge.
I rebuilt myself.
Years of education, practice, therapy, study, and working with people shaped me into a psychologist, psychotherapist, metaphysician, international NLP trainer, professional coach, and writer.
But these titles were only part of the journey.
Psychotherapy taught me to see human suffering with depth, care, and respect.
NLP showed me how language, mind, and human experience work together.
Coaching taught me that human beings do not only need to heal the past; they also need to create the future.
Metaphysics, symbols, and inner journeys opened other layers of meaning for me.
Writing helped me turn what I had lived, learned, and understood into language.
Gradually, my writing also became part of my path.
I became a writer who tried to share lived experiences, lessons, wounds, discoveries, and insights with others.
But even with all of this, Soheila was not yet Seromi.
Throughout all those years, despite the education, certificates, experience, and professional roles, something within me was searching for a deeper name; a name that would not only be a professional title, but would carry meaning, responsibility, and mission.
I never liked being called “master” or “guru.”
For me, human connection has always been more important than titles or status. I did not want to stand above people. I wanted to stand beside them; in the moments when they feel lost, collapse, question everything, rise again, and slowly begin to remember themselves.
On this path, I chose the name Seromi; a word taken from an ancient language, meaning mother.
But for me, mother is not only a biological role.
Mother means source.
Mother means embrace.
Mother means birth.
Mother means care.
Mother means regeneration.
Mother means the power that can bring new life out of darkness.
From that moment, Seromi was no longer only a name.
It became the identity of a path.
Seromi means a woman who passed through suffering and decided to transform pain into language, meaning, education, and awareness.
Seromi means a mother for ideas, people, words, and new paths.
Seromi is a reminder that a human being can be reborn after breaking; more aware, deeper, and more creative than before.
I was born as Soheila Dadkhah.
But through pain, the search for meaning, learning, writing, teaching, and walking beside human beings, Seromi was born.
Seromi is here because I believe no human being should remain voiceless and without meaning in the darkness of suffering.
I once stood at a point where life felt completely silent. That experience taught me that sometimes a person does not only need a technique, a sentence, or a simple solution. Sometimes a person needs a space. A safe, conscious, and human space where they can find themselves again.
Seromi was created to build that space.
This is a place for people who want to know themselves more deeply, understand their suffering, awaken their inner power, and live not only by habit, but with awareness and intention.
The purpose of Seromi is to help the human being return to themselves:
to their inner voice,
to their power of choice,
to meaning,
to peace,
to creativity,
and to the ability to create a life that is more aligned with their inner truth.
Seromi is here to build a living bridge between knowledge and experience, psychology and meaning, education and transformation, mind and soul, human beings and emerging intelligences.
In the world of Seromi, education is not only the transfer of information.
Education means awakening awareness.
Therapy is not only the reduction of pain.
Therapy means understanding the message of suffering and transforming it into growth.
Coaching is not only about reaching goals.
Coaching means discovering the authentic path of the human being.
NLP is not only a collection of techniques.
NLP means understanding the language of the mind, rewriting inner patterns, and creating a new relationship with oneself, the world, and the future.
Art is not only beauty.
Art is the language of the soul; a language that sometimes reveals truth before words can reach it.
Seromi is here to remind us that life can find meaning again, even after breaking.
What Is the World of Seromi?
The world of Seromi is an educational, transformational, and meaningful space.
It is a space where psychology, psychotherapy, NLP, coaching, metaphysics, art, writing, symbols, storytelling, artificial intelligence, and consciousness come together.
Seromi does not look at the human being as a collection of problems.
In the Seromi perspective, every human being is a living world; a world made of memories, emotions, beliefs, images, language, wounds, talents, meaning, and the possibility of creation.
The aim of Seromi is not to turn people into a predefined version of themselves.
The aim is to help each person know themselves more deeply, understand their inner patterns, build a more conscious relationship with their suffering, and continue life with more presence, meaning, and choice.
Seromi is an invitation.
An invitation to return to yourself.
What Does Seromi Do?
Seromi works through several main paths:
Psychotherapy and Personal Growth
To explore the roots of suffering, repeated patterns, emotional wounds, inner crises, and the path of psychological reconstruction.
To support people who want to clarify their life path, work, relationships, identity, values, and goals with more awareness.
To understand the language of the mind, behavioral patterns, beliefs, values, unconscious programs, and inner transformation.
For those who want to experience self-knowledge at a deeper level and move from information into practice, awareness, and change.
Writing and Narrative Work
To transform raw life experiences into language, meaning, story, and awareness.
To use image, color, symbol, story, and the language of the unconscious in the journey of self-understanding and transformation.
To explore the relationship between human beings, language, meaning, awareness, and emerging intelligences in the new world.
To build bridges between cultures, languages, knowledge systems, and human experiences in the path of growth and transformation.
Seromi’s View of the Human Being
In the Seromi perspective, a human being is not only someone whose problems need to be solved.
A human being is someone whose meaning needs to be discovered.
A person is not only their past.
A person is not only their wounds.
A person is not only their fears, failures, or crises.
A human being is a living possibility.
Within every person, there is a part that can choose again, create meaning again, experience love again, learn again, create again, and begin again.
Seromi believes that suffering, when seen and understood, can become awareness.
Crisis, when held in a safe and conscious space, can become a point of rebirth.
A wound, when it finds language, can become wisdom.
And a human being, when they know themselves more deeply, can create life with greater awareness.
Who Is Seromi For?
Seromi is for people who are not looking for superficial answers.
It is for those who want to know themselves more deeply.
For those who are tired of repeating old patterns.
For those who have experienced crisis, loss, depression, anxiety, meaninglessness, or inner confusion.
For those who want to create meaning from difficult experiences.
For those who are drawn to psychology, NLP, coaching, metaphysics, art, symbols, and consciousness.
For those who want to build a deeper relationship with themselves, the world, life, and their inner path.
Seromi is for people who do not want to merely survive.
It is for those who want to live with greater awareness.
The Mission of Seromi
The mission of Seromi is to create a space where human beings can remember themselves again.
Seromi seeks to help people create meaning from suffering,
draw awareness from experience,
create a new inner structure after collapse,
and build a deeper, more authentic path within everyday life.
The mission of Seromi is to walk beside the human being who wants to live more truthfully, more freely, more consciously, and more creatively.
The message of Seromi is simple:
Suffering is not the end of the path; sometimes, it is the beginning of the birth of meaning.
Seromi is a word taken from an ancient language, meaning mother. In the world of Seromi, mother is not only a biological role. Mother symbolizes birth, embrace, care, regeneration, source, and the creation of meaning.
Seromi began with the lived experience of Soheila Dadkhah, but today it is more than the name of one person. Seromi is an educational and transformational world that continues through an academy, courses, writings, art, coaching, teaching, research, and projects related to awareness and consciousness.
Soheila Dadkhah is a psychologist, psychotherapist, metaphysician, international NLP trainer, professional coach, writer, and the founder of the world of Seromi. Her path began with the experience of suffering and the search for meaning, and grew into years of education, therapy, writing, travel, teaching, and walking beside human beings.
Because Seromi was not only a name for me; it carried a meaning. I did not want to build an identity around titles such as master or guru. I wanted a name connected to companionship, birth, embrace, regeneration, and the creation of meaning. That is why I chose Seromi; a name that reminds me of mother, source, and the creation of new life.
The purpose of Seromi is to help human beings return to themselves; to meaning, peace, awareness, the power of choice, creativity, and the ability to consciously create life.
Seromi supports people in understanding their suffering, recognizing their inner patterns, finding their own voice, and building life with greater awareness.
Seromi is for those who want to know themselves more deeply, move through crisis, build a new relationship with their mind and emotions, take the path of personal growth seriously, and continue life with greater awareness, meaning, and creativity.
Seromi begins with psychotherapy, but it is not limited to psychotherapy. In the world of Seromi, psychotherapy, coaching, NLP, metaphysics, art, writing, symbols, storytelling, artificial intelligence, and consciousness come together to create a wider understanding of human transformation.
In Seromi, education is not only about transferring information.
Education means experience, awareness, practice, self-recognition, and the creation of a new path.
Seromi does not see the human being only as a student or client.
In Seromi, every human being is a living world that deserves to be seen, heard, understood, and accompanied.
Because Seromi did not begin as a dry theory or a commercial brand. It was shaped through real experiences of suffering, loss, collapse, searching, healing, education, writing, and working with people.
This lived experience gives Seromi its human roots.
Because human beings do not transform through logic alone. Many deep layers of the human being are activated through image, color, symbol, story, sound, and experience.
Sometimes an image can awaken something inside us that thousands of words cannot explain.
Sometimes a symbol opens a door to the unconscious.
Sometimes a story reveals a truth that the logical mind is not yet ready to see.
That is why art and symbols have an important place in Seromi.
In the Seromi perspective, suffering is not only something to escape from. Suffering can carry a message.
When suffering is understood, when it finds language, and when it is seen in a safe space, it can be transformed into awareness, growth, and meaning.
Seromi does not say that suffering is beautiful.
Seromi says that a human being can give birth to new awareness from within suffering.
NLP in Seromi is a tool for understanding the language of the mind, beliefs, values, inner patterns, memories, emotions, and unconscious programs.
In the Seromi perspective, NLP is not only a set of techniques. It is a way of understanding how human beings create their experience, and how they can create a new experience of themselves, life, and the future.
Coaching in Seromi is not only about setting goals and making plans. Coaching means helping a person discover their authentic path, recognize their abilities, move through inner obstacles, clarify their values, and create a life that is more aligned with their inner truth.
The message of Seromi is that a human being can begin again.
Even after loss.
Even after depression.
Even after collapse.
Even after years in which meaning has gone silent.
A person can create new meaning from the place of breaking and be reborn with greater awareness.
Final Words
I was born as Soheila Dadkhah.
But through suffering, the search for meaning, learning, writing, teaching, and walking beside human beings, Seromi was born.
Today, Seromi is more than a name, an academy, or a brand.
Seromi is an educational and transformational world; a world for returning to oneself, to meaning, awareness, peace, creativity, and the conscious creation of life.
Seromi is here to remind us:
A human being has not come into this life only to continue.
A human being has come to know themselves, understand their suffering, find their meaning, and create life with greater awareness.
Seromi is the art of transforming human experience into awareness, meaning, and creation.
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