Planet Return
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A planetary return is the chart cast for the moment a planet comes back to its natal position: Jupiter returns about every 12 years, Saturn about every 29.5. The tool finds your chosen planet’s return moment to the minute and draws its chart.
When a planet returns to its natal position.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a planetary return? ›
A planet completing its zodiac circuit and returning to its natal degree; the chart of that moment shows the themes of the new cycle opening.
Why is the Saturn return so famous? ›
Saturn returns to its natal position around age 29.5 — a period associated with responsibility, maturation and structural decisions; the second return comes around 58–59.
When does a Jupiter return happen? ›
Roughly every 12 years: at ages 12, 24, 36, 48 and so on. It is read as the renewal of the cycle of growth, opportunity and vision.
How is a return chart interpreted? ›
The return Ascendant, the returning planet’s house and its aspects describe the stage of the opening cycle — always read against the natal chart.
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