The word "blessed" in literature often carries connotations of divine favor, sacredness, or a state of grace, while at times being employed in more human or even ironic contexts. In many religious writings, it designates those marked by spiritual purity or chosen by a higher power, as seen in passages that connect a clean heart with the vision of the divine [1][2] or invoke the enduring praise of a deity [3][4]. At the same time, authors from various genres use the term to characterize moments of transcendence or to confer honor and endearment on individuals, whether in expressions of joyful gratitude [5][6] or even in the naming of characters and their attributes [7][8]. This dual usage lends the word a layered richness, enabling it to convey both solemn reverence and the warmth of everyday life.