Everyone must become a disciple of the gods within the stone.
In this way, unconsciously, the sanctity of the original disciple is diluted.
If everyone is a disciple, then disciples are no longer unique.
To strengthen this effect, he came up with a solution.
This solution is: stir things up!
He announced that when the gods in the stone were speaking to him, they told him that they felt there were too many people in the cave and it was too noisy.
Therefore, everyone moved out of the cave to live elsewhere, leaving the cave for the gods within the stone to reside—while God Stick, as the only one who could communicate and interact with the gods, could continue living in the warm cave.
Others had no choice but to move out of the cave and live outside it.
They chopped trees, wove grass covers, and transported stones to create simple houses—or rather, shacks.
And the original cave became the place to offer tributes to the gods.
Thus, the "Temple" was born.
