When I would get sick I’d get grandiose in the sense that I was basically more in tune than most people and had a naturally better way of dealing with the world like I was better, but in the end turned out sick. Had I not been sick I’d of been a badass. Not super grandiose, but I don’t believe it. It’d happen after listening to the voices then observing and analyzing reality, my thoughts, and my responses to the world. A lot of intuition and predicting and seeing everyone as dumb or naive. Really weird. I don’t hear voices anymore but when I did I only actively listened to them on a few occasions. My grandiose delusions while psychotic had to do with everyone knowing me and feeling special.
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I’ve always wondered if people with paranoid schizophrenia have grandiose delusions mania for me is very grandiose but sometimes i wonder if it’s just paranoid schizophrenia or some other type thats just schizophrenia not bipolar disorder idk im self diagnosing a bit
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Psychiatrists can treat. To heal.But the exact reasons for all this are unknown.One can, of course, accept the postulate that the world is material.But there are also postulates about higher authorities unknown to us-- more precisely, more powerful than a human being.And their behavior in this world and their manifestations may well be incomprehensible to their lower beings as humans.
I think your parents came into contact with the other world…and tried to give you the way and the key to it-it opens to everyone in different ways —well, the fact that you were attacked by dark forces is quite understandable-of course psychiatry helps and very much
What did the pdoc say it was?
They said my grandiose delusions were a part of mania and psychosis together I heard voices every day when I was 21-28 nowadays I’m 31 and I’m doing excellent for the most part nowadays its been mood problems idk I question my diagnosis a lot
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