DO MYS TIC (də mɪst’ ik) n.

(DOM, from DOMIONION n. – 1400–50; late Middle English  < Middle French  < Medieval Latin *dominiōn-  (stem of *dominiō ) lordship, property, ownership); (MYSTIC n. – 1275–1325; Middle English mystik  < Latin mysticus  < Greek mystikós,  equivalent to mýst ( ēs ) an initiate into the mysteries + -ikos -ic;  akin to myeîn  to initiate, teach occult practices or ancient religions). 

1. A person who uses mystical experiences for the purpose of achieving power, dominion or control.

      2.   A person who believes that mystical practices will result in dominion, particularly in the evolutionary sense of emergence theory.

      3.   A person who believes that mystical altered states of consciousness are an asset to furthering spiritual and/or tangible dominionism aims.

      4.   A leader who manipulates or promotes mystical experiences in order to further his power base.

See also:

PROTHOLIC

WHAT IS DOMINIONISM?

IHOP ENTERS DOMINION/CHRISTIAN RIGHT POLITICS