The Saturn return

Saturn takes just under thirty years to go once round the zodiac. At about 29 and about 58 it stands again where it stood at birth. Because it also turns retrograde, it can cross that place up to three times.

About every twenty-nine years, Saturn returns to the place where it stood at your birth. Tradition calls this the Saturn return: a time of testing and growing up, when you strengthen what holds and let go of what no longer fits.

When is your Saturn return?

Calculated from our own ephemeris (1900 to 2100), which agrees with astro.com to arcseconds; without a birth time noon is used, which for Saturn makes a day at most.