HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE REAL MOTIVATION BEHIND THE HUMAN BEHAVIOR?

What is celibacy?
Celibacy refers either to being unmarried or to sexual abstinence.
The Roman Catholic Church maintains laws mandating Clerical celibacy as a requirement for priests. The monastic orders of Hindu and Buddhist traditions mandate Clerical celibacy as well.
What is the reason for that? We as PR gurus need to distinguish between the proclaimed reason and the real reason. The proclaimed reason for celibacy is something like 'spiritual life', maintaining high 'spiritual demands' etc.
And really? Historically, churches, abbeys, monasteries did not want the priests and the monks to have heirs of their own. All the priest's property must return to the church, not to his family.

So, to understand the real motivation behind the human behavior, we need to analyze the economic motivation.

WHAT IS REAL MOTIVATION BEHIND BEHAVIOR? (2)

When they teach you that you can't take your money to your grave - what do they do it for? What do they really mean? They "forget" that you can hand it down to your children and grandchildren. Or your friends. Or lovers. To make their life easier.
Usually, the real motivation behind this propaganda is just simple: to make you deliver your savings to some political party, or church, or other institution.

WHAT IS REAL MOTIVATION BEHIND BEHAVIOR? (1)

When they teach you that you can buy everything with money - what do they do it for? What do they really mean?
Remember: you can buy only common goods and simple services. You can buy a prostitute and not love. You can buy food and not health. You can buy a tuxedo, however, you cannot buy a knack for its wearing. You can buy a computer, but you cannot buy brains. You can buy a weight, but you cannot buy muscles. You can buy a PR specialist to make yourself known, however, you cannot buy real power. Everything except simple stuff you need to produce yourself.
So, what is the real motivation to this brainwashing? They wish you to work just for money today. Tomorrow you will buy all these goods. Tomorrow. But meanwhile, please, work hard.