Topic: Gregory L Little

Dr. Gregory L. Little returns for his third appearance to discuss his latest book, Origins of the Gods, co-authored with Andrew Collins. The work explores the intersection of ancient sites, transdimensional beings, and the physics of the paranormal. Dr. Little's background includes a doctorate in psychology and extensive research into Edgar Cayce, Atlantis, and the mound builders of North America.

Dr. Little concludes the interview by directing listeners to his books, available at major retailers and as an audiobook narrated by Micah Hanks. He encourages listeners to provide reviews to help the book's visibility. The host expresses interest in interviewing co-author Andrew Collins in the future to discuss the other half of the research.

The intelligence at Skinwalker Ranch is described as a "blanket of consciousness" or an etheric entity that covers the entire landscape. This force exhibits precognitive abilities, allowing it to anticipate the thoughts and actions of researchers before they occur. While the entity often displays a playful "trickster" mentality, researchers emphasize the importance of setting boundaries and using prayers of protection when engaging with this non-corporeal intelligence.

The landscape of the Uintah Basin is characterized as a living entity where the ground itself appears conscious, particularly after dusk. Massive cracks and caverns up to 50 feet deep frequently open in the desert floor only to vanish completely within days. This supports theories of animism and Dr. Greg Little’s research into how geological activity facilitates plasma discharges, which may serve as a medium or "water" for interdimensional intelligences.

Greg Carlwood discusses the work of Dr. Gregory Little and Andrew Collins regarding "Origins of the Gods," which posits that paranormal phenomena are linked to intelligent plasmas. These plasmas are described as sentient, capable of breeding, and able to suck up environmental particles to appear solid. The theory suggests an overlap between these light beings and indigenous shamanic practices.

Greg Carlwood introduces Dr. Gregory L. Little, an expert in experimental psychology and author of over 30 books, to discuss his latest work co-authored with Andrew Collins. The book, titled Origins of the Gods, explores connections between ancient sites, Denisovan origins, and contact with transdimensional entities. Dr. Little previously appeared on the program to discuss Edgar Cayce’s Atlantis readings and ancient American giants.

Dr. Little praises Micah Hanks for his professional narration of the Origins of the Gods audiobook, specifically noting his accurate pronunciation of complex international terms in Andrew Collins' sections. Greg Carlwood expresses his desire to interview Andrew Collins in the future to discuss the physics-heavy second half of the book. Dr. Little concludes by encouraging listeners to find his work via search engines and major book retailers.

Dr. Greg Little provides his contact information, emphasizing the use of his middle initial "L" to distinguish himself from an NFL player of the same name. He directs listeners to his website, APmagazine.info, and his social media profiles. Greg Carlwood expresses excitement for Dr. Little's upcoming book, "Origins of the Gods," scheduled for release the following summer.