I believe I'm a god

In mine all gods exsist and there are many forgotten many unknown. My spirit falls into the norse category i am Odins spawn blood of the all father… @Minnii alot of the gods feel like the only god i cant explain why or how but we all have different issues lol…

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Probably stems from an emotional need for self importance. In the form of being god.

I had the prophet delusion etc…

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Totally agree. For me, it’s very consoling to think about when I feel like I’m messing up/don’t fit in. It’s exactly that comforting, thrilling rush I get from it that warns me off of it.

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That’s a good thing 'cuz you’re not getting any from me. Nothing personal, just a matter of principle. :wink:

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You know the truth of the potato…pixel is likevsome kind of moderator who keeps the potato fathers worshippers in line…like the thor of potato land …all hail pixel…

I’m only in the potato thing for the transubstantiation. Preferably mashed with butter and sour cream.

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I have entertained the thought of being a demi god for awhile now…my mom says the night I was conceived was like a dream, as if she was drugged or something, but she was in full control of herself. She had been dating my bio dad for a while, but he acted different that night…

Anyway, according to family legend my Norse Ancestors worshipped a local god called Dremulf (thus my name) or ‘The Dream Wolf’ the little known 4th son of the Fenris Wolf, born of the Great Wolf’s desire to be free. Dremulf was said to walk in the dreams of mortals, and protect them from Drem*** I cant remember the spelling but the translation is ‘Dream Stalker’, which are demons that feed on life energy from inside dreams. He is fond of children, and devours the Dream Stalkers that cause them nightmares (because when they feed on you, you have nightmares and if you see one in a dream it is called a Night Terror, which is why you cant remember them, if you did you’d lose your mind)

Anyway, the Dremulf is known for impregnating woman in their dreams by taking the form of their lover. His children are said to have a True Knowledge, and that they perceive things that no mere mortal can comprehend.

So if I am his son, if I prove worthy in life, I will join the ranks of servants in my death and guard children from the Dream Stalkers

Another thing the Dremulf is known for is punishing those who harm children by placing Dream Stalkers in their mind…

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Most of the time i think Im God and that i really REALLY ■■■■■■ up. Silly humans

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How do prove worthy in life? What do you need to do or not do?

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I don’t know, that’s just the legend surrounding Demi Gods in Norse Mythology…If they prove worthy they become immortal servants to the God who gave rise to them. I wouldn’t mind being a DreamWolf, live forever, walking in dreams, protecting children from demons…thatd be nice I think

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Yeah, a fantasy - they are good for you sometimes.

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Your reference to Nordic culture and wolves made me think of the song “Wolf” by the Swedish folk duo, First Aid Kit.

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So who isn’t? Welcome to the club.

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Aren’t we all Gods in a way because we create our own reality and even create and destroy things in our own reality and basically a God creates and destroys so without us we wouldn’t be able to create our own reality, hence making us all Gods. LOGIC BOOOMB!!!

Mic drop

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That too is what I thought.

The grandiose delusion makes me felt uneasy. While I want to believe I am god, logical thinking tells me the otherwise. The contradictory feelings persist for many years and almost went unnoticed (that I didn’t aware I was deluded) for most part of the time.

When I wake up, I realize that I am NOT any god and it’s a great relief.
Being god:
(1) I have to responsible for any major disaster in the world.
(2) I have to be perfect (although it isn’t possible) in deeds and words
(3) I seek glory from fellow men and women

Despite the “I feel good” to be god, the drawback is far greater than it.
I know this is quite hard for the sufferer to accept at the moment, but trust me, one day you will think that become human and being lowly in mind are way better than what the delusion can offer.

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My delusions of that nature never have me as a god, but rather a god module of sorts, like I was planted on earth in human form to collect information, and information is then delivered back up to a higher being. Then I also get really torn up and passionate about it, wanting to find as much good reason as I can that humans should be allowed to live/exist, like I don’t want the higher being to conclude from the information I am gathering that humans should be eradicated. I’ll even get into long-winded debates with the entities in my mind about how I came to love humans and don’t want them destroyed. It gets so melodramatic and ridiculous. Haven’t had that one in several months, though.

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I’ve been actually delusion I’m the savior of the planet. I’m not religious or anything (far from that), but it has been happening and I just realized it now. it’s rare for me to think like that though.

For a while I really and truly believed I was Neptune. It all started with 1111 numerology. It was like a wormhole had been opened.

Then a day later I realised it was a grandiose delusion. But when
I was Neptune I was very happy. Now I am not Neptune I am angry and sad.

God is so messed up with his insistence upon wiping our memories. Sick, sick b*stard

Best wishes,
Padster

Ok we cant all be the one true god…unless we are all 1 gods consciousness split to fit in a human body…illogic bomb…picks up the mic…