Onmanheadness

Onmanheadness is a hypothetical concept referring to a state of being where an individual's consciousness or sense of self is perceived to be fundamentally tied to or emanating from a singular, overarching entity, often conceptualized as a "head" or a central organizing principle. This entity is not necessarily a biological head but rather a metaphorical representation of a unified and dominant source of thought, identity, and perception.

The term suggests a complete immersion of the individual's being into this central source, to the extent that personal identity becomes inseparable from it. This could manifest in various ways, such as an extreme form of collectivism where individual thought is subsumed by a group mind, or a philosophical stance where a person believes their entire existence is dictated by a singular, universal consciousness.

In fictional contexts, onmanheadness might be explored through characters who experience a loss of individual identity, becoming entirely subservient to or merged with a greater power. It can also be used to describe a psychological state where an individual exhibits an overwhelming fixation on a particular idea or person, to the exclusion of all other aspects of their life. The concept does not represent a recognized psychological disorder or a scientifically defined phenomenon but rather serves as a speculative idea for exploring themes of identity, consciousness, and autonomy.