For instance, if you're a commitment-phobe or your FOMO convinces you to stay out crazy-late on a Tuesday night, then that could begin to get in the way of scoring that raise or even landing the job you want. "What’s not working in your life becomes very obvious," she notes. That party is now your twenties, and it's time to GTFO. "What’s not working in your life becomes very obvious." (Guess #adulting isn't just a cool hashtag after all.) "This is a time of maturity, when fun and games have to give way to a greater vision of yourself and life," says Joyce. The Saturn return takes about 27 to 29 years to circle your chart and lasts for two to three years-which explains why you feel like your entire life is about to change the second you blow out those candles on your 30th birthday. "Returns mark the closing of one cycle and the beginning of another," she says. Quick astro lesson: A "return" is when a planet returns to the exact position it was in the sky when you were born, and every planet has one, explains Joyce. So, if you haven't hit the big 3-0 yet, that pretty much explains why, in the words of Friends' Phoebe Bouffay, "This is brand new information!" Okay, so what exactly is a Saturn return?
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A Saturn return only occurs when you're around 29 or 30 years of age, says Linda Joyce, professional astrologer and author of The Star Within. Even if you check your horoscope daily, know your Moon sign, Venus sign, and Mercury sign by heart, and celebrate every zodiac season like it's your birthday, this planetary event has probably still flown under your radar.īut before you go blaming yourself for astrological negligence, don't worry, it makes sense. You've heard of Mercury retrograde (and dreaded every second of it), but Saturn return? That's another story.
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