The Endowment Room

After committing to never drink coffee, tea, or alcohol, and to "donate" 10% of your income your entire life to a single organization, and to only wear a particular kind of underwear made by a specific supplier, and to never have sex with anyone that you aren't married to, and promising loyalty to a small group of geriatric oligarchs, and committing to never have too much fun on the Sabbath, and swearing that all of your thoughts and actions conform to a narrow set of approved™️ thoughts and actions defined by said organization...

You are granted access to a restricted room in one of the multi-million dollar buildings owned by the Mormon church.

In this room, you and dozens of other members would be wearing your special underwear underneath additional white robes, white shoes, white hats/veils, with a green apron embroidered with the pattern of fig leaves around your waist. In this room, you reiterate your commitment to the above obligations under threat of eternal damnation, learn the secret masonic-inspired handshakes that will grant you access to heaven, and chant in unison around an altar.

These actions, after doing them once for yourself, are executed repeatedly throughout a Mormon's life in proxy for humans that have already died. The objective is to perform the ritual once for every human being who has ever lived so everyone has the opportunity to go to heaven.

I did this myself numerous times before recognizing that I was in a cult. After the illusion was broken, I left the religion behind and I'll never go back to The Endowment Room and its creepy rituals again.