Building a religious community where believers are willing to sacrifice personal property for spiritual commitment can be achieved through the following non-material pressure and reward systems: 1. **Reinforcement of shared values and beliefs**: Through regular doctrinal learning, seminars and rituals, believers are strengthened to identify with religious beliefs, so that they see the abandonment of material property as part of the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment, soul salvation and the realization of the value of faith. 2. **Power of example**: Establish role models who are willing to give up personal property and praise their behavior in the community. By sharing the stories of these role models, other believers are inspired to follow suit and feel the honor and support of the group. 3. **Spiritual rewards**: Reward believers who make sacrifices through religious rituals, blessings and status promotion, so that they can gain higher status, recognition and respect in spiritual or social aspects. 4. **Community belonging and support**: Build a close-knit community that gives believers a strong sense of belonging and support network. By emphasizing the importance of community and belonging, believers feel that their sacrifices are contributions to the greater collective well-being. 5. **Psychological and emotional education**: Use religious teachings about dedication, humility, and sacrifice to guide believers psychologically, so that they can achieve higher levels of spiritual satisfaction and self-realization through the sacrifice of property. 6. **Non-material education tools**: Use music, art, and stories to spread and reinforce the virtue of sacrifice and the inner peace and spiritual sublimation that comes with doing so. 7. **Ritual and commitment**: Design specific rituals for believers to make a commitment to sacrifice property in front of the community. This public statement can enhance the seriousness of the commitment and use the collective atmosphere to consolidate this behavior. Through these methods, religious communities can guide believers to voluntarily sacrifice property in order to achieve deep spiritual commitment and practice of faith without directly using material incentives.