Collective Reverence

Collective reverence is a theory that posits that the power and influence of an individual can be directly tied to the amount of fear, love, or admiration they receive from others. According to this theory, the more people who fear, love, or admire an individual, the stronger and more powerful they become.
This theory is based on the idea that the emotions and feelings of others have a powerful influence on an individual's energy and vibration. When a large group of people direct positive emotions towards an individual, it is believed that this energy can amplify and strengthen the individual's own energy and power.
Collective reverence is often seen as a measure of an individual's influence and status within a community or society. Those who are revered by many are often seen as leaders or role models, and their opinions and actions carry a great deal of weight.
This theory can have both positive and negative consequences, depending on how it is used. On the one hand, it can encourage individuals to strive to be positive role models and to inspire others, as their power and influence will grow as a result. On the other hand, it can also encourage individuals to seek power and influence at any cost, even if it means manipulating or exploiting others in order to gain their reverence.