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 | Robert Hand: Planets in Transit
This extremely well-written book is the definitive work on transits. Robert Hand describes the transits of the planets through each of the houses, to each of the other planets and to the four angles of the chart. He manages to generalise, whilst often being remarkably specific. A good investment for any astrologer.
Price: £24.95
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Lois Rodden: Modern Transits
Good transit "cook-book" with more concise descriptions of transiting aspects including semisquares and sesquisquares. Includes a quick reference glossary.
Price: £11.99
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 | Howard Sasportas: The Gods of Change
New edition. In this book, Howard uses mythology to illuminate the different kinds of crisis experienced with the transits of the outer planets. He examines these transits through the houses and in aspect to the other planets, showing us how to use our life crises as opportunities for growth and development.
Price: £19.99
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James Braha: How to Predict Your Future
(Formerly titled "Transits of the West, Dasas of the East"). Substantial sized book with detailed descriptions of the transits of Jupiter, Saturn and the outer planets, by houses and aspect. At least a page is given to each delineation. Braha also shows how to predict major events and to understand the overall direction of one's life through Hindu dasas.
Price: £17.99
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 | Robert P. Blaschke: Astrology A Language of Life Volume V - Holographic Transits
This book illustrates the natal planetary holograms, or spacial patterns, relative to the Sun that repeat in the Heavens throughout life. Blaschke aims to show that by understanding these patterns and cycles, astrologers can choose precise dates for aligning free will with Higher Self.
Price: £16.50
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Anthony Louis: The Art of Forecasting Using Solar Returns
In this book the author provides the reader with a solid historical background on the technique of solar returns, and lays outclearly how Morin used it in the 17th century. He then proceeds to test this methodology rigorously with examples mostlly feturing recognisable celebrities from recent history (such as Bob Dylan and John Lennon) and also a few persons that he personally knows. Every aspect of return interpretation is raised a examined, including those promoted by the few modern day writers on the subject. By the end of this thorough book, the reader is offered a methodological summary and worked example.
Price: £20.00
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 | Bernadette Brady:
Predictive Astrology
The Eagle and the LarkA textbook of predictive astrology from the top Australian astrologer, which includes progressions, transits and the author's own speciality - the Saros (eclipse) cycles.
Price: £24.00
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Carol Rushman:
The Art of Predictive Astrology
Forecasting Your Life EventsVery worthwhile new book on forecasting, that considers the natal promise of the birth chart, before considering the predictive techniques. After showing how to look for themes in the chart, the author then considers the potential for marriage, divorce, wealth and success. The book has a substantial section on progressions, including the progressed Moon and progressed house cusps. Also included are sections on transiting planets, stationing and retrograde planets, and lunations (new and full Moons) and eclipses.
Price: £15.50
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 | Christine Shaw: Predictive Astrology: A Practical Guide
Includes: Methods of progression - secondary, solar arc and converse; Complete analysis of progressed planetary aspects and contacts; Combining the interpretation of transits and progressions; Analysis of progressed contacts to natal planets and cusps; The relevance of retrogrades and stations; Tips on counselling clients about the future; Avoiding common pitfalls.
Price: £12.99
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Celeste Teal:
Identifying Planetary Triggers
Astrological Techniques for Prediction In her sequel to "Predicting Events With Astrology", the author further develops her exploration of predictive techniques. Included here are Secondary progressions; Converse Progressions; Planetary Returns; Anlunars; Precession; Sunrise Charts; Diurnals; and Return Progressions. The section on returns is particularly detailed, with a separate chapter on the return of each planet. The book also includes chapters on The Transiting Planets and Aspects, and the Transits of the Moon's Nodes.
Price: £19.99
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 | Bernie Ashman: Roadmap to Your Future
An insightful work on interpreting progressions and transits. Included here are progressed angles, planet/planet aspects, plus planets to angles. Interpretations are made from a ‘Light' and ‘Shadow' perspective, and considerations are given to quincunxes and to elements.
Price: £16.99
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Maritha Pottenger & Zipporah Dobyns :
Unveiling Your Future
Progressions Made EasyThis book on progressions includes Ceres, Vesta, Pallas & Juno.
Price: £13.99
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 | Llewellyn George:
The New A to Z Horoscope Maker & Delineator
This complete textbook on astrology contains a large section on progressions, with interpretations and examples (592pp). [Please check postage & packing on this title.]
Price: £14.99
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Alan Leo: The Progressed Horoscope
Alan Leo's book on forecasting: Progressions, Returns, Transits and Primary Directions.
Price: £22.00
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 | Noel Tyl: Solar Arcs
Astrology's Most Successful Predictive SystemHere, Noel Tyl illustrates the potential of Solar Arcs with many case studies. Bonus material includes Tertiary Progessions, Rectification, and a quick- glance ephemeris.
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