Re: IS THE AFTERLIFE RELATIVISTIC?

Is there an afterlife?
And if it exists, is it valid for every species in the Universe?
Or only for species with consciousness. Do all humans have
consciousness?
Have insects consciousness? And dolphins, wolves, dogs, birds?
Before they are born, they don't exist. Every species gather atoms from
everywhere, with particular rules about how they got together into a
living form. Once born, every species keep gathering atoms to grow,
until the embedded time-out tells every organism to start shedding atoms
to the surrounding space, until they cease to do it and die.
But consciousness is immaterial, so it's based on a delicate
accumulation of bunches of energy, which are interconnected in very
complex ways. Memories, feelings, patterns of behavior, needs, etc.,
just accumulate and vanish randomly while growing. What remains by the
time of death?
Life looks like the Big Bang Theory. It's created from nothing, grows
until it decay and disappear. What remains? NOTHING that can be
registered.
I think that the same thing happens to every human.
Nothing remains, nor matter neither energy. Life is like a chain of
dreams, and time is something that doesn't exist.