The relationship between the human soul and the stars has been central to the spiritual and esoteric traditions of Western thought, and many other cultures, for thousands of years. Medieval Christians thought that heaven was located above the Earth and beyond the stars. Our modern society, however, has largely severed the relationship between the human spirit and the sky. This book explores ideas, beliefs, and practices which meet at the boundary of psychology and cosmology, the universe, and human imagination. This book addresses this special relationship from a variety of challenging and inspiring approaches.
Contributors include:

• James Hillman, a founder of archetypal psychology and a Jungian analyst
• Liz Greene, astrologer and Jungian analyst
• Professor Neville Brown of Mansfield College, Oxford
• Nicholas Pearson of the Temenos Academy
• Professor Jarita Holbrook of the University of Arizona
• Dr. Angela Vos of the University of Kent
• Bernadette Brady, a professional consulting and teaching astrologer
• Jules Cashford, a Jungian analyst
• Noel Cobb, the author of "Archetypal Imagination" and former editor of "Sphinx"
• Cherry Gilchrist, a specialist in mythology, wisdom traditions, history. and culture
• Robert Hand, an astrologer
• Professor Richard Tarnas, a cultural historian and professor of philosophy and psychology of the California Institute of Integral Studies