Near-death experience transforms atheist

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I was an atheist... until a near-death experience made me a believer

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Jose Hernandez , from Canada , said his journey to the other side began with a brutal accident as an electrical engineer tending to roadside power lines.

He spent three minutes clinically dead, came back but fell back into the same state for another two minutes as he watched his lifeless body in the hospital.

As doctors and nurses rushed to his aid, Hernandez said his consciousness was soon transported through a dark otherworldly portal that led to a mysterious transitional realm of living light and color that left him 'instantly amazed'.

Scientists in recent years have started to take a deeper look at near-death experiences (NEDs), canvassingparticipantson the hunt for any clues and common features between their life-changing episodes.

A third of the subjects experienced an out-of-body experience as the first feature of their NDE .

The most frequent last feature was returning to the body ( 36 percent ).

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