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地狱 - 阴间
地狱（或阴间），被一些人认为是人死后灵魂会到的地方。地狱的观念广泛分布于世界各地的宗教信仰观念中，如佛教、道教、印度教、现今的犹太教和基督宗教中的一些派别、伊斯兰教等，而原教旨主义的犹太教和基督教派别则并不承认地狱的存在，认为其是受异教观念影响而产生的异端概念。其实阴间和地狱的性质不尽相同．阴间也称冥界，泛指亡魂所在的空间，而地狱特指囚禁和惩罚生前罪孽深重的亡魂之地，可以说是阴间的监狱和刑场。 地狱的观念同时出现在古代东方的印度和西方的中东，这是个很有趣的问题，其最初来源可能是位于两者之间的伊朗高原。 据德语WIKI百科本条目介绍，早在公元前1800年古波斯的拜火教就有这样的描述：末日审判是有一个大火坑，好人在那里被牛奶和蜂蜜浇灌，而坏人则被融化的金属溶液浇灌。这应该是东西方所有地狱观念的共同起源。研究古波斯宗教的学者也持此观点。

房中术
房中术又名“房术”、“房中”、“房内”、“房室养生”、“黄赤之术”、“男女合气之术”，是中国古代医家和道教有关于如何在男女性生活中获得乐趣、保健、胎教、优生、延年益寿的学问。基于道家的阴阳思想，把性作为一种修身養生的方法。“房中”一词，最早见于《前汉书·艺文志》，列举《容成阴道》，《天一阴道》，《黄帝三王养阴方》等房中八家，“房中者性情之极，至道之际，是以圣王制外乐以禁内情，而为之节文……乐而有节，则和平寿考。及迷者弗顾，以生疾而陨性命”。

My Dear Love
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