In literature, the term "dominion" is employed in a variety of contexts to express power or control, ranging from natural and astrological influence to political, divine, and personal authority. In herbal texts, for instance, it often refers to the sphere of influence exerted by celestial bodies over plants, as seen in references to the Moon, Mars, and Saturn ([1], [2], [3]). In historical and political writings, it denotes territorial sovereignty and rulership, suggesting the control of nations or regions ([4], [5], [6], [7]). Meanwhile, in religious and moral narratives, the word conveys divine mandate or spiritual mastery, emphasizing both the authority of God and the challenge of ruling over one’s own passions ([8], [9], [10], [11]). Even in discussions of personal self-governance, "dominion" underscores an inner stewardship and the capacity to control oneself ([12], [13], [14]).