The Sun and Moon symbolise two very basic but different psychological processes that operate in every human being. The lunar light lures us toward fusion with the mother and the safety of the uroboric container. It also teaches us how to relate, to feel compassion, to care for ourselves. The solar light leads us on the hero's journey into anxiety, danger, and loneliness, and it instructs us in our own divinity. In this exciting new volume in the Seminars in Psychological Astrology series, Liz Greene and Howard Sasportas team up to discuss the mythology and psychology of the Moon, the importance of relationships, the role of the father in individual development, how the mother affects the individual, and how we blend the energy of the Sun and Moon as we develop during a lifetime. Liz Greene and Howard Sasportas are co-founders of the Centre for Psychological Astrology. Greene is a Jungian analyst and author of the well-known Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil; Relating: An Astrological Guide to Living with Others; and The Astrology of Fate. Sasportas is trained in humanistic psychology and psychosynthesis and is the author of The Twelve Houses. They are co-authors of The Development of the Personality and The Dynamics of the Unconscious, published in the Seminars in Psychological Astrology Series. Both teach and lecture widely in America and Europe and are practising astrologers and psychotherapists in London.