Possibilities of the afterlife

After death, when consciousness ends, is it a stark horror, or is it suffering, lost to the dead body?

Does death win, or nothing?

People say they experience heaven, if the consciousness resonates to how the body lived, or is rescued by angels.

Mostly the afterlife is probably medical, to the extent people on earth interfere in making morality their obsession and exploring it scientifically, having no idea that moral planes are not explorable by any number of peoples or progress for a long long time, except to their vain sense.  But here's a few maybe not so cute guesses and fictional categories of being categorized after death;

level/who wants this/condition

10.  you;  a better you replaces/improves your life as you metaphysically improve until rejoining joy and magic love.

9.  merciful witness to extreme suffering without other redemptive qualities of some lives;  consciousness floats away to heal and rejoin collective consciousness;  future choice of rebirth;  watch out for takey people.

8.  resolute activists;  me;  you die, but as one held in collective memory, and still real in time*, until a reincarnation of a you as all keep being born, with all still one.

7.  meek people;  Jesus;  the body is released

6.  cool people;  the body moans in a final unison, then it's on to weird dreams.  this could be intense, prolonged.

5.  other zombies;  the body is resurrected as is, until true death.

4.  exploiters;  the life is frozen, as is.

3.  very very sinful people;  the end - nothing exists, not even your past (historically, others existed)

2.  vicious people;  death clings, and ruins your life (of course as intelligent people under being within morality as an inviolable part of truth and not just a game, you shouldn't judge vicious people apart from the unison of a total good-will)

1.  victorious vicious people;  separation;  death flailing

0. technical evil people;  conscious disappearance;  you never existed

*they had better not have shared a speck of creative governing power below me (or below level 6 if you're infinitely faithful to the perfect collective perfectly faithful to universalism's rights as unjudged but by perfection so as to include any freedom or possibility to live before the omega).  Hey, i explained christianity again.