This religious leader, named Isophiel, was regarded by his followers as a man of mystical power and profound wisdom. He was tall, dressed in pure white robes, and often exuded a calm and convincing temperament in his sermons. He promoted a doctrine he called "pure faith", preaching that believers must rely entirely on divine power to maintain health and cure diseases. Isophiel's belief system was based on the belief that all diseases were a reflection of the purity of the soul, and that secular drugs and modern medicine only superficially treated symptoms and could not get to the root of the problem. He quoted major classic religious texts out of context to support his views, emphasizing that only through constant prayer, strict religious rituals, and deep reflection on one's own behavior can harmony between body and mind be restored. His followers were often required to participate in group meditation and frequent worship ceremonies to "purify" themselves. It is said that he also invented a special religious ritual that claimed to release negative energy in the body, and all of this needed to be done under his guidance. Isophiel imposes strong faith constraints on his followers, including rejecting the "temptation" of modern medicine, claiming that any form of compromise is a lack of trust in divine power and may lead to more serious consequences. Although his teachings have caused widespread controversy and even legal challenges, many believers still believe in them, which shows that Isophiel has an influence that can deeply touch people's hearts. His leadership position has also led to constant attention from the outside world to the health status of the believers, but in his circle, such attention is regarded as misunderstanding and interference by external forces.