**Name: **Pure Will Group (PWG) **Core Principles:** The fundamental principle of the Pure Will Group is that the world has become corrupted and polluted by non-believers, who are considered "the Ignorants". In order to maintain the spiritual purity of believers and the unity of the entire society, they must be isolated from the outside world to avoid outside influences. **Doctrinal:** 1. **Isolation**: Believers must avoid interacting with the Ignorants, as they will pollute the Pure Will with their own corrupt thoughts and actions. This isolation is seen as necessary to protect the faith and the spiritual health of believers. 2. **Kind Purification**: For any believer who has family or relationships with the Ignorants, they must be cut off from them. This ensures the purity of the family network and prevents potential corruption of the Pure Will. 3. **Purification Rituals**: If believers unwillingly interact with the Ignorants, purification rituals must be followed to cleanse them of any contamination they may have come into contact with. This includes meditation, prayer, and repentance for contact with the outside world. 4. **Community Autonomy**: The Pure Will Group believes that the purity of the community is more important than any individual relationship or interaction. To maintain this purity, self-governing institutions will be established within the community to manage daily life, education, and conflict resolution. 5. **Thought Control**: Community leaders and spiritual figures play the role of regulating the thoughts and emotions of believers to ensure that they are not influenced by outside forces. Critical thinking and self-reflection are stifled to prevent questioning of the doctrines. 6. **Hierarchical Structure**: The hierarchy of the Purity Will Group will be composed of spiritual leaders, community officials, and believers. Each level has different responsibilities and requirements, all of which are designed to maintain purity and preserve the integrity of the community. **Advocacy Methods:** 1. **Having Communities that Only Include PWG Members**: Believers will be encouraged to live in communities that are isolated from the outside world, filled with PWG families, community facilities, and PWG-run businesses. 2. **PWG-Based Education**: The education of PWG members will be conducted internally, focusing primarily on promoting the teachings, traditions, and values of the PWG. External educational institutions or educators with external education are considered a threat to the community. 3. **Limited access to media and information**: Contact with the outside world is limited to sources approved by the PWG, and the community will exercise strict control over media and information to prevent outside perspectives from entering the community. 4. **Strengthening friendship and belonging among the community**: The PWG creates a sense of community belonging and solidarity among friends, encouraging members to support and care for each other, while remaining isolated from the outside world. **Impacts on individuals: 1. **Social isolation**: Believers may feel trapped inside the community, isolated from the outside world, without opportunities to socialize or form friendships with "ignorants". 2. **Rigid thinking**: By stifling critical thinking and self-reflection, believers may experience a narrow worldview and resistance to any non-PWG perspectives. 3. **Psychological consequences**: If isolation from the outside world is unsuccessful, believers may experience persistent anxiety, stress, or guilt, and over time, they may develop doubts about the teachings. **Impacts on the community:** 1. **Isolation and perpetuation of internal conflict**: By isolating from the outside world, communities of the Pure Will Group may experience internal power struggles and develop their own local dynamics, which may lead to more serious internal conflicts. 2. **Distinctive Language and Customs**: As a community develops its own identity, language, customs, and traditions may become increasingly isolated from the outside world, further reinforcing the perception that the community is isolated from the outside world. 3. **Increased Sensitivity to Potential Threats**: Based on PWG teachings, believers may become more sensitive to any actions or events that are perceived as threatening the purity of the community or perceived as contact with the outside world. The easy acceptance or promotion of control and possible physical harm through isolation is a serious situation that prompts widespread reflection on the importance of basic human rights and the need to protect individual freedoms and maintain freedom of belief.