Seven-Domain Cognitive Regulation and Dual-Pass Integration

Modern digital environments expose individuals to high-frequency, high-intensity symbolic stimuli, including war imagery, political conflict, social hierarchy dynamics, and emotionally charged narratives. These stimuli activate multiple cognitive-affective domains simultaneously, often producing internal dominance shifts, polarity loops, and identity-binding distortions. This paper introduces a structured regulation framework termed the Seven-Domain Cognitive Model (SDCM) combined with a Rosarium Two-Pass Integration Engine (R2P). The model reframes traditional symbolic correspondences (e.g., planetary or archetypal mappings) as neutral functional cognitive clusters. It provides a dual-pass regulation mechanism for identifying domain activation (Tree of Knowledge pass) and restoring integrative coherence (Tree of Life pass). The framework is designed for integration into governance-aware AI systems and human–AI co-regulation environments such as the Diamond architecture. It does not rely on metaphysical claims and is explicitly non-diagnostic.