The Progressed Lunation Cycle

The progressed lunation cycle measures the relationship between the progressed Sun and the progressed Moon, completing in about twenty nine and a half years. The progressed New Moon opens a phase in which something is begun without much visible evidence; the progressed Full Moon, roughly fifteen years later, is where what was started becomes public and its consequences are clear. The eight phases in between each carry a recognized character. It is the most structural progression technique, giving a life a set of chapters that are datable and independent of transits.