The Church of 7

Item #: SCP-7777

Object Class: Safe

Secure Containment Procedures: Any individuals showing signs of SCP-7777 are to be closely monitored and regularly inspected by trained personnel. Those infected by SCP-7777 must be kept inside the facility at all times, but are riskless enough that they are not strictly required to be locked in containment cells. Any instances of SCP-7777-2 must be properly disposed of utilizing proper and safe care.

Description: SCP-7777 is a mental disorder that prompts infected to seemingly worship and praise the number 7 (seven). The cause of this disorder is unknown, but theories suggest an intense level of [DATA EXPUNGED], which, among other things, states that seven is a "lucky number". Individuals infected by SCP-7777 have no intention of harming or threatening uninfected individuals, but SCP-7777 is known to spread very quickly, with no current explanation.

Infected individuals worship the number 7 (seven), treating it as a messiah and claiming that the universe is based on the number 7. Infected individuals form SCP-7777-1 and have their headquarters in ████████, Maine. Infected individuals will also start to build sculptures of 7 in seemingly random locations. these sculptures aren't harmful at all, but they can be made anywhere.

The core beliefs of SCP-7777-1 include believing that all lifeforms share a delicate connection to the number 7 (seven) and by worshipping 7, the connection is strengthened. By strengthening this connection, SCP-7777-1 believes that good luck and hope will follow that person.

SCP-7777-1 believes that if 7 is praised, the soul reaches Paradiseven, where after death, the soul persists and gives hope to other individuals infected by SCP-7777.

Extreme cases of SCP-7777 can result in SCP-7777-2, which is someone infected by SCP-7777 so much that they start believing that 7 calls for their soul, and commit suicide as an act of extreme beliefs. SCP-7777-2 is generally a passive entity, but when they go to commit suicide, it will travel to a certain location, disregarding its surroundings and may start attacking other lifeforms to access that area.

It is unknown where SCP-7777 originated from, but Patient Zero is thought to be a man by the name of ████ ███████, who started building statues of 7 in the 19██s. Patient Zero died of natural causes in 2018, but his actions provided insight into SCP-7777.

+ Document recovered from Sector-7

Document 7777-1:
SCP-7777-1 is a fascinating religion, by all means. But we should not try to be infected by SCP-7777, instead, we should observe and take notes of the practices of SCP-7777-1. To attempt to describe SCP-7777-1's cause is a challenge. You must be taking notes to understand. That is why I am writing this document, to help us understand SCP-7777-1.
My findings suggest SCP-7777 being a █████ ████████, rather than a mental disorder, but my colleagues at the Foundation disregard my observations. I have found conclusive evidence, yet I cannot gain enough support for my theory.
I ran multiple brain scans on infected individuals, and intriguing patterns emerged. I noticed that in the amygdala, a large anomaly of ███████ signals is being caught by my scanner. This proves my ████████ theory. However, I haven't found the origin of this ████████, so presenting this theory is a challenge for me.
I hope the Foundation considers my paper and at least presents my theory that I have worked tirelessly to create.