People who have had a conscious experience of death have a sense of 'returning to the body'

 People who have had a conscious experience of death have a sense of 'returning to the body'.

What happens after death? Darkness, cessation of pain, light and a sense of calm are some of the descriptions that the human imagination has conjured up as the post-death landscape.

 However, a recent extraordinary scientific study claims that consciousness does not die immediately when the human heart stops beating.

 According to research conducted at New York University's Grossman School of Medicine in the US, one in five people who survive a heart attack will have a near-death experience in which the person apparently does not have a heart. He is throbbing and unconscious.

 According to Sam Perina, the director of the research, 'death has historically been seen as a line that, once crossed, there is no going back.'

 According to him, this concept has been questioned for the last 60 years. According to him, the reason for this was the invention of the 'cardiopulmonary resuscitation' (CPR) process.

 This method is used to provide emergency medical assistance to a victim after a heart attack, which has made it possible for people who have entered the stage of death to be saved and…