This book investigates the profound and often overlooked influence of astrology on the psychological theories and personal writings of Carl Jung, particularly his seminal work, 'Liber Novus'. Liz Greene, a renowned Jungian analyst and astrologer, explores how Jung's engagement with astrological symbolism provided a framework for understanding the unconscious and its manifestations. The work delves into the archetypal language of the stars as Jung perceived it, examining how this celestial symbolism informed his understanding of the psyche and his personal spiritual quest.

Liz Greene's work is highly regarded within Jungian and astrological circles for its depth and scholarly approach. Readers often praise her ability to bridge the complex worlds of psychology and astrology, offering new perspectives on Jung's thought. The book is seen as a significant contribution to understanding the esoteric influences on one of the 20th century's most influential psychologists. It is frequently recommended for those seeking a deeper comprehension of Jung's personal cosmology and the symbolic language he employed.