**Community Name:** The Supreme Assembly**Basic Principles:** 1. **Strong Faith in Mythology:** The community firmly believes that God communicates with the world only through the Hierophant, who is God's chosen messenger. 2. **Isolation:** The community is completely isolated from the outside world, with no modern technology, media or global connections. 3. **Strict Hierarchy:** The community adopts a strict hierarchy, with the Hierophant having absolute authority, assisted by the spiritual leader and elders. 4. **Absolute Obedience:** Community members must unconditionally obey the teachings and guidance of the Hierophant and the spiritual leader. **Community Structure:** 1. **Central Temple:** A magnificent temple is the center of the community, where the Hierophant communicates God's will to the community. 2. **Settlement Areas:** Members live in surrounding settlements, which are isolated from the world and have their own farmland, livestock farms and basic services. 3. **Schools:** Educational institutions focus on teaching the community's doctrines, sacred scriptures and practical skills such as agriculture and crafts. 4. **Committees:** Various committees are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the community, including agriculture, resource management and law and order. **Divine Hierarchy:** 1. **Hibtir:** The spiritual leader of the community, believed to be a chosen emissary of God. 2. **Elders:** Respected community members appointed by the hierarch to assist and provide guidance. 3. **Priests:** Trained spiritual leaders responsible for implementing the hierarch’s teachings and maintaining order within the community. 4. **Deacons:** Entry-level spiritual leaders who assist the priests and prepare for promotion to higher positions. **Rituals and Customs:** 1. **Daily Prayers:** Community members gather at the central temple daily to participate in prayer and listen to the hierarch’s teachings. 2. **Seasonal Rituals:** Communities hold seasonal rituals to mark sacred events, such as harvest festivals and Easter. 3. **Initiation Rituals:** New members are accepted through an initiation ritual, which includes baptism and a pledge of allegiance to the hierarch and the community. 4. **Confession and Atonement:** Community members regularly confess and seek atonement to maintain their connection with God. **Social Control:** 1. **Censorship:** The community strictly censors all information, ensuring that only God's message is communicated through the leader. 2. **Surveillance:** Community members are closely monitored to ensure compliance, and unchastity and disobedience are swiftly punished. 3. **Punishment:** Violators of community rules and norms are punished, and serious offenders are expelled from the community. 4. **Mind Control:** Community psychology is manipulated to encourage absolute obedience to the leader and the divine hierarchy. **Economic System:** 1. **Self-sufficiency:** The community aims to be self-sufficient, with its own farmland, livestock farms, and handicrafts. 2. **Collective Ownership:** Resources and assets are owned by the community, and the leader and divine hierarchy decide how to distribute them. 3. **Allocation System:** Community members receive resources and services based on need, encouraging mutual support and cooperation. **New Members and Recruitment:** 1. **Recruitment:** Some people may be attracted to the community, motivated by a desire for spiritual growth, community belonging, or to escape the hardships of the outside world. 2. **Isolation and Brainwashing:** New members are isolated and brainwashed by the community's teachings, which emphasize the importance of denying personal autonomy and isolating from the outside world. 3. **Initiation:** Once new members accept the community's teachings, they are formally accepted into the community, where they are required to cut off contact with the outside world and only follow the instructions of the leader. **Attitude towards the outside world:** 1. **Mistrust and suspicion:** The community is suspicious and distrustful of the outside world, believing that the world is corrupt and that sacred information is the only truth from the outside world. 2. **Avoidance of contact:** The community avoids contact with the outside world as much as possible and rarely interacts with the outside world, usually limited to business transactions or necessary exchanges. 3. **Blockade:** The community internally controls the outside world through