We all know that certain periods in our life mark extreme changes. If you are approaching your 30s, chances are marriage, kids, and work situations are increasing at a rapid pace. 30 years after that when your 60s roll around, other big life checkpoints take place like grandkids and retirement. It may sound scary, especially if you are heading toward one of these birthdays, but we are happy to tell you there is a cosmic explanation to all of this. Oranum is here to help breakdown this reoccurring life event and give you the best tips on how to survive your Saturn Return.
So, what is a Saturn Return?
When you approach the age of 27 and sometimes up until you turn 30, Saturn returns to the exact same spot it was located at the time of your birth. Saturn’s orbit around the sun takes up to 30 years and when it meets you in different parts of your life, you can expect major growing pains. This is a time of intense development and change and marks the beginning of a new cycle. Many people recount their return year as being increasingly difficult for them but ultimately setting them on the right path.
This cosmic shift is here to help you grow up and reach new milestones in your life. Some have described their return as being monumentally challenging and traumatic, but also allowing them to discover their purpose, meet their life partners, and remove people or things not meant to be in their lives. If you want to know when yours is, we recommend using this handy tool.
Saturn is a remarkably large planet that is placed quite far away from Earth and is connected to concepts of structure, discipline, and responsibility. If you are a Capricorn, you know all about the restrictive pull of Saturn as your ruling planet. This dreamy-looking sphere has a mission to make you better prepared for life. It believes that through trials and tribulations, one can attain their highest self. Now that you know what this time might look like for you, the important question is how to survive your Saturn Return?
How to Survive Your Saturn Return
The best way to navigate a Saturn Return is to go into it thinking of it as a boot camp. While the changes and surprises may seem jarring, they are here to help you grow. Go into each challenge asking yourself “what is this trying to teach me?” rather than “why is this happening to me?” and you will find yourself a step ahead of the rest. Although it may not seem like it, Saturn is not here to agonize you, it here to make you the best version of yourself.
If you make the most out of this time, you are sure to come out on the other side happier, wiser, and all the better for it!
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