Sure. In fact, some occultists already use VR, so I don't see why we couldn't.

The one interesting innovation the occultists came up with is creative design of ritual - and sometimes they do manage to see them as psychological tools rather than somewhat supernatural things. Surely some of that could be "useful psychologically/motivationally" - although psychological research into that is practically nonexistent, it is plausible that a well-designed ritual could do something to participants, such as help them to actually change their mind.

For example, most of us agree Crocker's rules are a good idea. I'm confident that if adopting them was done as a ritual event, something pompous with witnesses, that'd:

• create positive reinforcement and a more impressive memory,
• help keep the rules and
• advertise them, especially if the witnesses aren't familiar with them.

Maybe VR could help heighten the experience. But I assume that recording the event, and publishing it for all the world to witness, would do much more.