The "Messiah Complex" refers to a psychological state where an individual believes they are destined to become a savior or a significant figure who will bring about change or salvation. This belief can lead to feelings of grandiosity and a sense of superiority over others. People with this complex may feel compelled to help others, often to the point of neglecting their own needs. This phenomenon can be observed in various contexts, including politics, religion, and even personal relationships. Individuals exhibiting a Messiah Complex may take on leadership roles, believing they have a unique mission to fulfill, similar to historical figures like Jesus Christ or Mahatma Gandhi.