Barbara Hannah: The Cat, Dog, and Horse Lectures, and "the Beyond"

“The Cat, Dog and Horse Lectures” are Dean Frantz’s reviews of Barbara Hannah’s original six lectures (in 1954) on the symbolic meanings of these animals in dreams. Usually interesting, often deep and sometimes confusing, these lectures will be informative for those seeking the psychic symbology of animals in dreams … as opposed to those distracted by the stories that merely include animals. “The Beyond” is also another of Dean Frantz’s reviews of a Barbara Hannah lecture (1968). In “The Beyond” Hannah discusses our need for our own philosophy of what there is beyond our Earthly lives. How we live our lives, Hannah suggests, is influenced by what we believe about what there is after death. Here, Hannah is at her best in piquing our curiosity and provoking our individual imaginations. In addition to the shared psychological insights, this reading provides keen insights into who Barbara Hannah was as a person and a psychologist. An interesting read. Four Stars

This is one of my favorite Barbara Hannah books. She writes with style and always adds new information to my Jungian background.

If for no other reason than wanting to know how to prepare for life after death this book is worth its weight in gold. All you have to do is read "THE BEYOND" contribution in this book.

This is a great little book on animal symbolism. She is very insightful and down to earth.

Too many ommissions

A very nice book if you are interested in dream symbols. Thank you for sending it with a personal message inside.. this doesnt happen so often!