There is often difficulty in bridging the apparent gap between psychological and predictive astrology, and many astrologers feel they must polarise and espouse one while condemning the other. In this volume, an exploration of the psychological dynamics which accompany the manifestation of concrete events reveals the possibility of understanding why both perspectives are valid and emerge from a central core in the individual. Part One, Complexes and Projection, examines the important psychological model of the complex as both a generator of individual behaviour and an archetypal image of individual fate. Part Two, A Psychological Approach to Transits and Progressions, begins with an exploration of the different levels on which transits and progressions are experienced - teleological, emotional, and concrete. The difference between transits and progressions is thoroughly dealt with, with an example chart used to illustrate the way in which the individual creates his or her own reality.