Omnipotence (n.) is not knowing how everything is done; it's just doing it.
Omnipotence (n.) as perfect self-control amounts to total paralysis: control is a degree of inhibition, and perfect inhibition is frozen.
Omnipotence (n.) claimed as "I do everything" is logically the same claim as "I do nothing."
Omnipotence (n.) in liberation is the feeling that every action one is aware of is one's own — not an ego doing everything, but action happening in a unified field.
Omnipotence (n.) is the loophole of the Christian mystic: if nothing, not even sin, happens without God's permission, then even sin belongs.
Omnipotence (n.) would leave nothing worth wishing for: every wish granted the instant it is made.