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Text Box: Life in the Underworld is full of sorrows and pains for the sinful souls. There is no mercy and the Chief in charge of the Eight Tribunal in Hell is: This is what JiGong said on 24th March 1978 in the Eight Tribunal in Hell: “A perfect gentleman is a perfect gentleman; a mean person is a mean person. If a person has done wrong there is no need to ask for his name and address; just arrest him first and question later on. When a person is alive it does not matter whether he believes in the existence of Heaven or Hell. If he commits sin or mischief or evil when alive, after death his soul will be under the control of the Heads of the various Tribunals in Hades; then only will he believe in the existence of Heaven or Hell - that then will be too late!” On those who are good, JiGong describes them with a happy heart below: “The brightness of the moon is intense but does not affect the eyes. This brightness is called the ‘brightness of nature’. This means that their hearts are sincere and pure, not a spot of dirt or dirtiness, quiet, peaceful, brilliant. The reflection in the heart, although static, is in fact quite movable, very much like a peaceful pool or lake, the surface of which is relatively steady thus making it possible to reflect the surrounding objects. Because the heart is peaceful and serene, truthfulness prevails and nothing is concealed, thus making it possible to reflect the owner’s original pure personality at birth, thereby making it possible for him to differentiate between what is right and what is wrong. Ascetic practitioners, now living, should endeavor to retain their original nature at birth and should not be influenced by the infection of the surrounding sinful world. They should set an example and should show their acquired rays of supernatural power.”

The Chief in charge is Dou Shi Wang