By Melanie Wong
As you descend into the ocean, you will eventually reach a point — at about 35 or 40 feet — where buoyancy reverses. Instead of fighting the pull up back to light and air, your body begins to be pulled into the depths. That strange “doorway to the deep” is one of James Nestor’s favorite places in the world. “It’s one of the most amazing depths and experiences,” said Nestor, a writer, freediver, explorer and author of the book “Deep: Freediving, Renegade Science and What the Ocean Tells Us About Ourselves.” Nestor grew up in California and is a longtime …
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