On the other side, you are not allowed to own a house.

You are not allowed to own vehicles or luxury items.

iPhones, iPads, TVs, cars, etc are therefore not kosher and you should not burn them.

Do not burn anything apart from money and basic clothing.

The burned items will only be ready on the other side if an address slip with the intended recipient's particulars (full name, date of birth and date of death) is included.

And the burned items will only be issued to the intended recipient if they have been behaving well.

If you have been a naughty boy or girl, you will not get anything.

A genuine medium is not allowed to profit from his mediumship.

The sure sign of a fake medium is if he demands fees.

Be responsible.

Clean up your own mess.

If the food hasn't been contaminated by flies, dust, etc, you can eat it.

That's equivocal.

Some people say yes, others say no.

My personal experience is that there is no appreciable difference.

I've rubbed shoulders with the Hell deities for nearly twenty years.

They've enlightened me as to how things work down there.

Hell is not Disneyland. It is not a place that the living are allowed to tour at leisure. Doing so is extremely dangerous and generally forbidden.

Fake mediums and occultists will hypnotise you into thinking that they have brought you to Hell. Real mediums will offer a 'remote viewing' experience without actually bringing you there.

Want to become rich? Don't be lazy. Work hard and earn your keep; nothing in life is free.

Dreams of deities do not mean anything unless something happens during your waking hours that gives the dreams context or significance.

Yang Sheng and his Journeys to the Underworld.

He was a monk, yes.

A very dubious one, who was convicted of sexual abuse.

The manuscript is mostly fiction.

His is the sole book purporting to be an account of journeying to the Chinese Hell.

Warm rosy glow.

Circle of light.

Roadside feast.

It is a vast place.

Calling it 'Planet Hell' would not be inaccurate.

The terrain varies from frozen wastelands to molten lakes, from mountains of knives to petrified forests.

Hell deities patrol constantly, keeping the prisoners in line.

Those prisoners who lack money to pay for their accommodation will have no shelter.

Those who can pay for their stay will have roofs over their heads, although living is largely communal in nature and hardly luxurious.

It is not a place of enjoyment.

It is one's progress with his own penance that determines what happens to him, with the Netherworld Judges and their superiors making the final call.

He may not be reborn altogether if he has been good enough; he might spend the rest of his days in the employ of the deities, or living peacefully in Heaven.

Being unrepentant means that he stays put indefinitely, with the punishments ongoing until he gets the message.

Those who are slated to be reborn are typically those who still have lessons to learn, which only retuning to the world of mortals can teach.

The choice is yours only in that your behaviour and character are the deciding factors.

Might as well get a head start, no?

If you knew them well enough in life, you can probably answer that question yourself.

Darkness falls again.

Remote viewing means looking at a faraway place in real-time, without actually being there.

You're not being a devotee for the right reasons.

Doesn't sound like the kind of temple I would want to associate with. Materialistic and selfish individuals are not people that the gods smile upon.

As for wanting to know how to be a better human and enter Heaven... have you even tried asking Tua Ya Pek whenever you meet him?

"Gentlemen, gentlemen. I'll never understand. All these books. A world of knowledge at your fingertips. And what do you do? Play poker all night."

- Detective Somerset, Se7en

Yes, you are correct.