Encompassment

The encompassment sensation is one of the sensations of
fundamentally delusional perception-warping which underlies psychopathy.
Not all psychopaths hav encompassment-mediated perception-warping in particular,
but may hav other variants of fundamental perception-warping.
The encompassment sensation combines the fundamental aspects of
the sensations of dominance and oneness,
but it is usually in the form of its own separate sensation,
rather than a mixture of those other two sensations.

The encompassment-type perception-warping is characterized by a delusional feeling that
oneself is enlarged, and encompasses a person, persons, group of persons,
or whole community or jurisdiction, that is outside of oneself.

That in turn results in the delusional perception that those external persons
need oneself and/or externally-imposed things which oneself associates with oneself,
and that the value of those external persons is measurable via
the degree to which they conform to oneself and/or to
those externally-imposed things which oneself associates with oneself