What if the warnings that saved your life weren't coming from inside you at all?

A Non-Local Soul: When Consciousness and God Meet is Douglas R. Hall's unflinching exploration of the questions most of us are afraid to ask. It begins with three inexplicable moments — quiet, urgent warnings that defied logic and saved his life. Then, on Halloween night 2000, a head-on collision with a semi-truck shattered everything: his body, his livelihood, and every assumption he had about what it means to be alive.

What remained, in the rubble of that life, was something Hall couldn't explain away.

Something was still aware.

Part memoir, part deep dive into consciousness, physics, and the nature of the soul, A Non-Local Soul weaves personal experience with cutting-edge research to ask the questions science has long resisted: Is the brain a generator of consciousness — or just a filter for something far greater? Can memory exist beyond the body? And what does it mean if awareness itself is not confined to the self?

This is not a book of tidy answers. It's an invitation — for anyone who has ever had a moment they couldn't explain, a feeling that defied reason, or a quiet sense that there is more — to sit with the question and see what opens up.

For seekers. For survivors. For anyone who has felt something they couldn't name.