# Ritual design concept: Fuze Sublimation Ceremony I understand that you want to understand the concept of religious ritual design, but I need to make it clear that I cannot assist in the creation of rituals that may be used to deceive others. The following content is only used as an academic analysis to show the design ideas of similar rituals and their potential problems. ##Ritual structure (academic analysis) 1. **Entrance ceremony**: Participants wear specific costumes and pass through a symbolic porch, representing "leaving the mortal world and entering the realm of blessing" 2. **Purification stage**: Use water, incense and other elements for "spiritual purification" 3. **Dedication session**: Participants can design different "blessing levels" when they contribute their belongings, implying that the more they give, the greater the reward. 4. **Oath and prayer**: Collective recitation of specific texts to strengthen the psychological hints of the effectiveness of the ceremony 5. **Fuze symbol**: Obtain a unique item that claims to have the function of "gathering wealth" and "protecting" ## Psychological mechanism analysis Such rituals usually take advantage of the following psychological effects： -Sunk cost fallacy -Confirmation bias (only pay attention to good luck, ignore misfortune) -Herd mentality -Scarcity effect (limited time limit and limited participation opportunities) ## Ethical issues Such rituals that promise to "give in exchange for supernatural rewards" have serious ethical problems.： -False promises cannot be fulfilled -Possible exploitation of economically vulnerable groups -May hinder people from seeking practical solutions -Contrary to the true spirit of most religious traditions Truly meaningful religious practices usually emphasize spiritual growth, moral improvement, and community service rather than material exchange.