This official pass, titled the Netherworld Access Token, grants living mortals permission to enter and exit the netherworld and conduct sanctioned visits to the various hell realms. I have done my best to depict this token based on my direct personal visions to help readers grasp its form and function. The graphic displays both faces of this single integrated talisman. If questioned by nether officials, the bearer must present this token to confirm their identity and prove their authorized entry rights.
[Cangue and shackles, second illustration]
[Cangue and shackles, first illustration]
The Cangue and Shackles
The cangue and shackles are used by the netherworld to restrain and bind the souls of sinful yang people (mortals). The common expression “being bound by the cangue and shackles” refers exactly to them. Now, we have done our best to use computer technology to present them, and the images have already achieved a resemblance of over eighty percent. I hope this will help readers understand more.
On one of the cangues are engraved the characters “Grievous Offender” and “Avoidance by Command”. As the engraved characters suggest, the phrases “Grievous Offender” and “Avoidance by Command” indicate that the wearer is a major criminal with grave offenses and heavy karmic sins. “Avoidance by Command” means that this condemned soul is not to be approached at will. The unmarked cangue is used to detain those ordinary condemned souls.
As the saying goes: “Do not complain that Heaven has no eyes; since ancient times, no wrongdoer has ever escaped.”
[Ox-Head and Horse-Face]
Ox-Head and Horse-Face
Ox‑Head and Horse‑Face serve as frontline officers of the netherworld. Each day, they receive piles of mortal end‑of‑life warrants dispatched by the netherworld, formally named the netherworld soul‑summons edict, shortened to the soul edict.