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Progressions Made Easy
by Maritha Pottenger, Zipporah Pottenger-Dobyns
Looking ahead has never been easier! Maritha Pottenger makes an ancient astrological technique easy to understand. This is the definitive reference on progressions for any level of astrological expertise. For the novice, there are easy look-up interpretations to get a "quick read" on anything in the progressed chart.
Included are interpretations for: each progressed aspect; progressed planets changing sign, house or direction; angles changing house; new and full moons; aspect configurations being triggered; and extensive coverage of house rulerships in progressions. A unique feature is the inclusion of the "big four" asteroids (Juno, Ceres, Pallas and Vesta) and Chiron in all the interpretations.
Maritha covers the psychological drives and issues as well as "mundane" (real-world) issues such as getting married, moving, etc. Learn how to pinpoint issues which are in high focus and make the most of various cosmic configurations to create a better tomorrow.
"Unveiling Your Future is a remarkable, valuable book, and I heartily recommend it to students and professionals…"
-Dell Horoscope
"Maritha Pottenger and Zipporah Dobyns have done the impossible…they've made looking into the future easy!"
-Jeanne Long, financial astrologer, author and international lecturer
"Consider it a must read."
-Carol Tebbs, MA, astrologer, teacher and UAC Board Chair
"Thank God for Maritha and Zip! This material on progressions is fresh, clear and goes right to the bone. You want the information? Here it is. All wrapped up in the neatest package this side of Antares."
-Michael Lutin, author and astrology columnist for Vanity Fair
"Astrologers looking for an excellent book on secondary progressions can't go wrong with Unveiling Your Future: Progressions Made Easy. It is probably the best book written on the subject and will likely become the standard for secondary progressions for many, many years to come."
-Ray Merriman, President of International Society of Astrological Research
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