It is no secret that modern society is called a consumer society. The so-called consumer paradise. I came to the store and the choice is great. Buy yourself whatever you want - sausage, bread, a car, an apartment and new boots. And then you can look through brochures, magazines and catalogs again. You are offered goods at a reasonable price, and at a significant discount. Who would refuse such luck? That's how it is in relationships. What does a person represent when he thinks about love? He imagines that he will receive joy, satisfaction and acceptance from this, if he is lucky, then a comfortable life. When we meet a person, then for some reason we look at him with the question, is he suitable for me? Will I be happy with him ?. Few people ask themselves the question, what do I want to give this person? or oh, will he be happy with me ?. While we live in a society of consumption of material goods, then very often we slide towards a society of consumption of emotional goods. Let's put another question - what do you want from God ?. I think the answer will be clear - we want blessings, success in our lives and whatnot. Society of Spiritual Consumers. Vysotsky sang a comfortable religion invented by the Hindus, that we, having given up the ends, we do not die for good. And this is so. God for me is the psychology of many spiritual consumers. And it turns out that we want to consume more and more, and there is no limit to this, and the golden antelope is still beating its hoof. What's next?