**Creed Name:** Communitarianism**Core Principles:** 1. **Unconditional Submission**: The highest virtue of the individual is complete submission to the will and authority of the group, as interpreted by the established hierarchy. 2. **Rejection of All Individual Traits**: Individuality, creativity, and self-expression are distracting and debilitating, and only by abandoning them can unity be achieved. 3. **Groupthink**: Individual thought is limited and flawed; only by uniting one's own mind with the collective mind can true understanding and wisdom be achieved. 4. **Abandonment of Independent Judgment**: Critical thinking and questioning are secondary; the highest wisdom comes from uncritical acceptance of established doctrines and authority. 5. **Elimination of Individual Subjectivity**: In complete integration with the collective, the individual self becomes unnecessary and unwanted; the goal is to eliminate the boundaries of the self and become the single, indivisible entity of the group. 6. **Absolute Submission**: Absolute obedience to collective decisions is a manifestation of the will of God or a higher power; any opposition or dissent is a betrayal of this higher authority. 7. **Collective Self-Realization**: The highest state is not individual achievement or self-realization, but complete participation in the well-being of the collective, to the point where the individual becomes inseparable from it. 8. **Indivisible Unit**: The goal is to achieve an indivisible unit in which the individual and the collective are essentially indistinguishable; the goal is to create an organic whole in which "self" and "other" have become meaningless. **Hierarchy: 1. **Guardian**: A spiritual leader who interprets the collective will and provides guidance for individual behavior. 2. **Coordinator**: An organizer and mediator who promotes complete unity and social cohesion. 3. **Integrator**: A catalyst who incorporates new members into the collective and ensures consistency in individual thought and behavior. 4. **Caregiver**: A foster parent who provides emotional support and guidance to ensure a smooth adaptation. **Rituals and Customs: 1. **Sensory Deprivation**: A deep meditative state induced through sensory deprivation that makes the individual more receptive to the collective mind. 2. **Harmonization**: A repetitive, rhythmic activity that promotes unity and strengthens collective identity. 3. **Unity Prayer**: A rhythmic, aligned chant that echoes a common goal and collective will. 4. **Collective Reflection**: Group meetings where individuals reflect and are encouraged to surrender their egos and accept the collective mind. **Expected Outcomes:** 1. **Unconditional Unity**: Absolute loyalty and surrender to the collective will, resulting in a high level of cohesion and cooperation. 2. **Homogeneity with the Collective**: Complete integration with the collective, where the individual and the collective become indistinguishable. 3. **Transcendence of the Self**: Overcoming of the ego and individual desires, replaced by a profound focus on the collective well-being. 4. **Holistic Wisdom**: A profound, ultimate understanding of the world, gained through the collective wisdom of the group. **Basic Texts:** 1. **The Book of Collective Revelation**: A sacred text that outlines the principles and practices for achieving the highest unity. 2. **The Bible of Unity**: A compilation of teachings and revelations that guide the collective mind. 3. **Holistic Axioms**: A set of fundamental principles and principles that serve as a foundation for the pursuit of collective oneness. **Entry Requirements:** 1. **Initial Commitment**: An individual publicly declares his or her allegiance to the principles of collective oneness. 2. **Sensory deprivation guidance**: Detach from sensory deprivation and guide individuals into the collective mind. 3. **Collective reflection**: Guide group meetings to encourage individuals to abandon their own opinions and adopt the collective mind. **Consequences of exclusion:** 1. **Collective exclusion**: Isolation of those who refuse to abide by the principles of collective unity. 2. **Coercion**: