Psychological Astrology

"Jung's advice is to 'be what you have always been', and this is the real path to inner integration and to relating with others. One of the greatest assets of the [astrology] chart with its interwoven patterns, especially if taken in conjunction with typology, is that it can provide a richer, more comprehensive picture of what one has always been – which is also what one can potentially be."
Liz Greene

Astrology is an ancient discipline that began in Mesopotamia as humanity sought to comprehend human nature reflected in the movement of the heavens: the Sun, the Moon, and the cycles of the Planets. This tradition continues but has now added a new dimension: We recognize that the movements of the heavens are metaphors for human life transitions that everyone experiences in our One World (Unus Mundus). Thus, the symbolic nature of astrology lends itself to deep psychological reflection.

Psychological Astrology is based in the ideas of C.G. Jung and their correlation with the archetypal nature of world mythology. This approach provides a system for gaining insight into the uniqueness of the individual's life-story through reflection and meditation upon the symbolism of Sun, Moon, and Planets in the astrological houses, their aspects, transits and cycles in both the birth chart and the progressed chart.