The word “seraphic” is often employed to evoke a quality of divine radiance and spiritual purity that transcends the ordinary. In literature it may describe a sublime smile or an expression of transcendent beauty—as when a character’s face is noted for its “seraphic expression” [1] or when a smile disarms controversy with its “seraphic” charm [2]. It also serves as an honorific in reference to figures deemed holy or exalted, such as the “Seraphic Doctor” [3], linking human achievement with celestial inspiration. Moreover, “seraphic” can transform descriptions of nature and emotion into something ethereal, as seen in passages that speak of “seraphic love” [4] or the “seraphic fire” of artistic creation [5].