Which ancient religious practice is considered the earliest example of a planned 'customer journey' with distinct touchpoints designed to create transformative experiences?

Throughout history, religious institutions have developed sophisticated approaches to their 'customer experience' - how believers interact with sacred spaces and rituals. This poll explores how ancient religious traditions pioneered retail and customer experience concepts centuries before modern business. From temple economics to pilgrimage journey mapping, discover how today's retail customer journey concepts have fascinating parallels in religious history.

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The Egyptian Book of the Dead's guided afterlife preparation process
The Eleusinian Mysteries of Ancient Greece with their staged initiation sequence
The Roman practice of household shrine worship (lararium)
The Vedic fire ceremony (yajna) sequence in Hinduism