Varieties of Delusions These are all examples of grandiose delusions. Delusions come in different forms. The grandiose kind center around the idea that I have an extraordinary mission, purpose or ...

People who experience delusions of grandeur may believe they are famous, God-like, wealthy, powerful, talented, or gifted in some other way. These grandiose delusions ...

While some types of delusions can feel very different—for example, grandiose and persecutory delusions seem almost antithetical—neuroscience studies often have to elide those differences for ...

Former director of Minnesota Security Hospital Dr. Michael Farnsworth says the letter reminds him of patients with grandiose ...

— Grandiose delusions. This type of delusion results in an over-inflated sense of worth, power, knowledge or identity and leads people to believe they “have special talents and abilities or ...

The grandiose kind center around the idea that I have an extraordinary mission, purpose or significance in life. These contrast with delusions of persecution and romantic delusions.