JP2003256560A - System for handing down one's own thought (spirit) and real image to posterity - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To enable a person to clearly hand over the thought (spirit) that he/she wants to hand over or his/her actual image to posterity, whereas people believe that the spirits will be left although it is impossible to desire a permanent life, and has practiced to bury the dead body or ashes in a grave and worship a mortuary tablet with the posthumous Buddhist name written thereon in a family Buddhist altar since ancient times and, further, a portrait, bronze statue, picture, video or the like can be left to remember the deceased, but since it is selectively left by the bereaved or descendant, the thought (spirit) or real image cannot be handed over and extinguished with time. <P>SOLUTION: A registered person provides information for the own thought (spirit) of image that he/she wants to hand down to posterity to a management corporation (manager) in life, the manager registers the information in a computer server and further enters it in a DVD software or the like. The DVD software or the like is worshiped as grave, family Buddhist altar or mortuary tablet itself because the registered person's thought (spirit) is entered. The information of the registered person can be clearly and permanently handed over by this computer system and management system. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to a system for transmitting registrant information clearly and permanently to descendants by making full use of a computer system and an administrator management system. . At the same time, it is a system that can be applied as a tomb itself. The first characteristic of DVD software and the like is that there is almost no deterioration in the external shape and input information. Second, it has a large capacity and can input considerable information. Third, it is compact, lightweight and easy to store. Using this characteristic, the registrant's thoughts (soul)
DVD software or the like into which information of the real image is input can be transmitted to the descendants clearly and permanently by registering the registrant's information to the descendants by enshrining the soul itself as a grave, a Buddhist altar, and a plaque. [0002] Conventionally, tombs were buried as burials, but burials were banned in Japan for half a century and cremated at present. Thereafter, ashes are transferred to the tombs as a way of transmitting their souls to their descendants. It is buried and enshrined on a Buddhist altar with a plaque with the name of a kain. However, his or her thoughts (souls) and real images are not clearly conveyed in the ashes and plaques. If there are no heirs, such as bereaved, even at this grave, it is not possible to purchase a graveyard in terms of management of the grave, so even your own grave cannot be left. In addition, since portraits, photographs, videos, etc. that convey the real image are selected by the bereaved family and descendants and left as relics, the thoughts (souls) and real images that you want to retain can not be conveyed clearly and forever, and you will move or substitute Disappears over time due to man-made or natural disasters. In this way, portraits, photographs, videos, and the like as tombs, altars, plaques, and relics cannot clearly and permanently convey one's own thoughts (souls) and real images. [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] It has been customary since ancient times to worship the corpses of the deceased. However, nowadays, burial remains are buried in tombs and wreaths are enshrined on Buddhist altars. It has been handed down to descendants as a place where the soul of the deceased dwells. However, this does not convey the deceased's thoughts or real images. Recently, due to the large financial burden of graveyards, gravestones, and altars, and limited space for residences, the altars and other places cannot be placed, and bone-laying has been carried out, and the practice of worshiping the deceased with tombs, altars, and plaques is diminishing. If there is no successor such as a bereaved family, the graveyard cannot be purchased in terms of grave guard management, so even the grave cannot be left. Parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents who have died during their childhood will be able to find out their portraits, photos, videos, etc., but they do not convey their thoughts in detail.
These portraits, photos, videos, etc. may be degraded as long as the bereaved or descendant preserves them as relics,
Disappears over time due to man-made and natural disasters. A person wants to leave a living proof. 80
There is no life expectancy at age, and there should be something to share with family and offspring. If you are young and have incurable diseases, you may want to tell your family and friends when you are alive. You can leave your thoughts on the video or tape, but this will disappear over time as long as it is preserved as a relic. Most people want to keep their thoughts, but there is no way to do it. [0005] [Means for solving the problem] In portraits, photographs, videos, and the like as tombs, altars, plaques and relics, their thoughts (souls) and real images are not clearly conveyed. These can be solved by making full use of computer systems and management systems. While the registrant is alive, he creates information such as his thoughts (soul) and real images using a computer terminal and provides the information to the administrator, and the administrator registers the provided information in the computer server . Further, the manager inputs the information into DVD software or the like and stores it individually. DVD software hardly deteriorates, has a large capacity, and can input considerable information. Its compact size and light weight make it easy to store. By enshrining the DVD software or the like containing the information of the registrant as a grave, a Buddhist altar, or a plaque itself, information such as the soul of the registrant (soul) and the real image can be clearly and permanently transmitted to the descendants. According to the present invention, while a registrant is alive, after the registrant dies, DVDs or the like in which information such as his / her thoughts (souls) and real images are input are displayed on a computer terminal of a custodian. By opening software, etc., the information of the deceased registrant can be accessed. The registrant's information is not stored by the bereaved or descendants, but can be permanently stored and managed by registering it in the custodian's computer system. The manager is D
By entrusting VD software etc. as graves, altars, and plaques themselves, bereaved families and descendants respect and value them, so that information on registrants is transmitted to their descendants clearly and permanently. The custodian can also send the registrant's information by e-mail from the custodian's computer server to the descendant's computer terminal via the Internet on a bon day set by the registrant while alive. Yes, registrant information can be passed on to children and descendants. Hereinafter, a system of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic explanatory diagram of the entire system. The registrant 1A uses the registrant's computer terminal 1B to create information, such as a desire (soul) and a real image, to be transmitted to descendants, and registers the information in the manager's server 2B through the Internet 1W. input. The registrant 1A can request the administrator 2A to create information. In this case, the administrator 2A
The information of the registrant 1A is edited and compiled, and registered and input into the computer server 2B of the registrant. The registrant 1A can add, delete, or revise information at any time while the user is alive, even if the information is input once. In this case, information is provided to the manager 2A each time, and the manager 2A registers and inputs the provided information to the computer server 2B of the manager each time. The registrant 1A can also create DVD software or the like by himself using the registrant's computer terminal 1B and send it to the administrator 2A. The administrator 2A registers this in the administrator's computer server 2B and stores the DVD software and the like. The manager 2A is a computer server 2B
Is input to the computer terminal 2C of the manager through the LAN (in the facility of the manager) 2E, and further input to the 2D or the like of DVD software to create and store it as a grave, a Buddhist altar, and a tile itself. The registrant's bereaved family and descendants 3A can permanently access the registrant's thoughts (souls) and information such as real images by opening 2D such as DVD software stored by the custodian on the custodian's computer terminal 2C. Can be. During the life, the information of the registrant may be sent by e-mail from the computer server 2B of the custodian to the descendant's computer terminal 3B via the Internet 3W to the bereaved family or descendants on a date set by the registrant in advance. It is possible. At this time, based on the registrant's information, the bereaved or descendant can send the bereaved family's information to the computer server by e-mail or the like from the computer terminal 3B via the Internet 3W. The registrant's wishes to convey to his or her descendants while they are alive are not only philosophy, thought, scientific theory, economic theory, religion, and future views, but also their thoughts, beliefs, and family morals for their families, descendants, relatives, and friends.・ It is all the registrant's wishes that can be input into the computer software, such as wills, memories, hobbies and preferences. The real images that we want to convey to the children are the appearance and sound of the registrant, recorded images with family, relatives, friends, commemorative images, literary arts and crafts, special skills, etc. It is. According to the present invention, even a person who cannot make great achievements in life, he or she wants to leave a proof of life. Making full use of the computer system and enshrining the DVD software etc. in which the registrant's information has been entered as a grave, a Buddhist altar, and a plaque itself, the registrant's thoughts (soul) and real images can be clearly and permanently transmitted to the descendants. It gives the soul peace. Descendants are computer terminals, and D
By opening the VD software, etc., you can touch the registrant's thoughts (soul) and real images, etc. to remind the registrant and strongly recognize the existence and reason for the existence of the registrant. The problem of inheritance of tombs due to the rise will become a major problem in the future. It is a fact that those who have no heirs, such as bereaved families, cannot purchase graveyards and cannot even leave graves. If there is an ancestor grave but no heirs, the graveyard will be all-you-can-eat and there will be problems with managing the grave.
In addition to the fact that there are absolutely few graveyard sites, the right to use the graveyard and the ownership of gravestones and altars have a problem that the financial burden is large. The DVD software or the like in which the information of the registrant is input is a tangible soul itself and can be a grave, a Buddhist altar, and a tile itself, and can solve these problems of a traditional grave, a Buddhist altar, and a tile. In the near future, if the function of the brain is elucidated, it will be installed on a computer system to preserve not only the registrant's thoughts and real images but also their thoughts and emotions even after the registrant's death. I am convinced that the era of communication will come. The present invention is a pioneer and an invention with high future potential and practicality

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a system of the present invention for transmitting information of one's own thought (soul) and real images to descendants. [Description of Signs] 1A Registrant 1B Registrant's computer terminal 1W Registrant's Internet 2A Administrator 2B Administrator's computer server 2C Administrator's computer terminal 2D DVD software etc. stored by administrator 2E LAN (administrator) 3A Descendants of Registrant 3B Computer Terminal 3W of Descendants of Registrant Internet of Descendants of Registrant

Claims (1)

Claims: 1. The registrant creates information (souls) and real images that he / she wants to convey to his / her descendants using a computer terminal while alive, and creates it at a management corporation (hereinafter referred to as a manager). The registrant edits the provided registrant information and registers it on the custodian's computer server. Further, the manager inputs the information into the DVD software or the like and individually stores and manages the information. The DVD software, etc., in which the registrant's thoughts (soul) and real images are entered, is the soul itself, and after the registrant dies,
By worshiping as a Buddhist altar and a plaque itself, information such as the registrant's thoughts (soul) and real images can be clearly and permanently transmitted to the descendants. In addition, the registrant sends the registrant's information by e-mail to the registrant's computer server via the Internet to the registrant's bereaved family or descendant's computer terminal via the Internet after the registrant's death, when the registrant has set in advance the Bon Day etc. It is also possible. At this time, based on the information of the registrant, the bereaved or descendant can send an e-mail or the like to the computer server via the Internet using a computer terminal.