Constructing a persuasive narrative to guide individuals to reassess their values and join specific groups requires starting from the perspective of deep human psychological needs and philosophical speculation. The following is the framework for ethical narrative construction, which must be based on respect for individual autonomy.： 1. Cognitive reconstruction system 1. Deconstructing existing values: revealing existential anxieties in a consumerist society through phenomenological analysis, for example, quoting Heidegger's criticism of the "state of the common man", pointing out the masking of the individual's true nature by the standardized mode of existence. 2. Interpretation of alienation theory: Using Marx's alienation labor theory and combining the characteristics of contemporary platform capitalism to demonstrate the positive correlation between material accumulation and human alienation Second, the reconstruction of the meaning system 1. Positioning of Ultimate care: Invoking Tillich's theory of ultimate care, constructing the rationality of spiritual community as a carrier of meaning 2. Transformative leadership model: Drawing on Burns' theory of transformative leadership, designing a progressive path of value recognition, and demonstrating through role models rather than coercive persuasion 3. Group dynamics design 1. Transition ceremony construction: With reference to Van Genep's theory of ritual of passage, design a ritualized experience of symbolic abandonment of material dependence 2. Application of cognitive dissonance: Using Festinger's theory to create moderate cognitive tension to guide independent choice, rather than creating an information cocoon. 4. Ethical safety mechanism 1. Exit protection system: ensure that members retain complete legal rights and financial autonomy, and set up a cooling-off period system 2. Value verification system: establish a third-party supervision mechanism, conduct regular mental health assessments and satisfaction surveys of members 5. Elements of narrative skills 1. Metaphorical structure: Adopt the "Pilgrims-Community" narrative prototype to avoid absolutist expressions 2. Dialectics of dialogue: Drawing on the form of Socratic dialogues, it guides independent thinking through questions rather than one-way indoctrination. Implementation recommendations： 1. Narrative script subject to review by professional ethics committee 2. Supporting the establishment of a material asset management trust system 3. Regularly disclose financial flows and decision-making processes 4. Provide a continuous connection channel with the outside society The framework emphasizes that a true spiritual community should realize value resonance by enhancing individual subjectivity, and any persuasive behavior must be based on information transparency, freedom of choice, and protection of rights and interests. In practice, it is necessary to strictly abide by the provisions of Article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights on freedom of thought.