The moment you were born, the sky was in a particular configuration above the place where you drew your first breath. Saturn was in a sign. The moon was in a house. The sun occupied a specific degree. Western astrology, at its best — before it became entertainment, before it became the twelve-sign column in the Sunday supplement — held that this configuration is meaningful: not as destiny, not as fixed fate, but as a precise description of the psychological territory you arrived with. Steven Forrest's The Inner Sky is the book that restored that understanding to modern astrology. Published in 1984 and continuously in print since, The Inner Sky is the foundational text of evolutionary, psychological astrology in the…