It depends on what you mean by “you”.
The continuum of conscious awareness interacts with the river of organisms. “When you die” is not a meaningful concept. Your true self is that continuum of awareness.
Of course if by “you” you mean one of the frail and temporary organisms with its particular set of memories, emotions and genes, then “you” will no longer exist. On the other hand, the sense of existence as an individual body was nothing but an illusion anyway so nothing is lost.
The hospital staff clean up your room and another patient is brought in.
Your matter and your energy scatters away.
your body dies but your consciousness rejoins the whole.
What consciousness? I don't remember before I was born. Do you?
@DenoPenno of course you dont. your memories are in these brain cells.
@JeffMesser All the cells in your brain also die. So what are you trying to say here?
@Dicaron consciousness or awareness exists apart from our bodies. Think of your body as a chariot and your consciousness is the rider. The entity that observes the little universe your senses are projecting onto the screen of your life. Once your body dies that awareness goes back to the whole from whence it came - no longer limited to this chariot.
Waste one precious second of your life on this? Not me!