Where do you go when you die?

We've talked about who am I, what am I. I am the awareness in which experience happens. Experience of body-mind, experience of the world, experience of other people, experience of objects. So, where am I? Where is the awareness that is experiencing this? What's happening here? Thoughts, feelings, emotions. It experiences other people. It experiences objects. If I know how to read the body language and facial expressions and tone of voice and gestures and eye movements, I also have a clue as to what other beings are feeling and thinking and experiencing. So, I must be here experiencing this, this, all this simultaneously. But of course, you can experience sensations from the inside out also. So, I must be inside here too. So, I is everywhere. I is in here, it's here, it's there. It's in every perceptual object, it's an activity in every being that I encounter. And I has nowhere to go. It's already everywhere. So, what happens at the moment of death? Nothing happens because you never left home. And what ceases is a particular perceptual activity which is entangled with other perceptual activities. And that's actually ceasing and becoming into, coming into creation all the time. Birth and death are happening. And in every co-arising and every co-subsiding in the entanglement of experience across the whole universe. In the meanwhile, what happens to you when you die? Nothing happens. You never left home.