Saturn in the chart represents a few years older

Over the course of our lifetime, Saturn will have about three cycles, also known as regressions. The third return was around the age of 88.

Saturn is both the planet of karma and teaches us to face past problems and glossed dilemmas. Saturn is also the social planet, and dealing with the problems of Saturn's direction is conducive to growth and adaptation to society.

First, let's take a look at Saturn's zodiacal cycle.

It takes about 29 to 30 years for Saturn to orbit the ecliptic, so the first time Saturn returns to its natal chart position is when we are 29-30 years old. This is the first return of Saturn in the river of human growth, also known as the first cycle. If measured at the age of 90 years, Saturn will have three chances of returning.

Secondly, what is the significance of the Saturn Return?

Then we need to understand what Saturn represents. Saturn, not the "devil", there is no need to talk about its color change. In astrology, Saturn has very important positive energies that help us build a good foundation of reality and hone our personality maturity.

Saturn and Jupiter represent socially relevant responsibilities and resources. Saturn is the rules, regulations, standards, authority, withstanding the test of Saturn, and we are more likely to succeed in social life. If you don't pass the test of Saturn, you will feel pain, pessimism, and hard to let go, and Saturn is like a cage that imprisons the soul of failure.

Every return of Saturn is the moment when the results are given at the end of the test. With each return, we should complete the task of that phase, internalize Saturn's constructive energy, and complete the metamorphosis.

Next, let's look at the meaning of life for the three Saturn returns.

First Saturn Return: 29-30 years old.

Are you familiar with the word "thirty and standing"? Personality maturity is not the same period as physical maturity. Saturn's first return symbolizes the maturity of one's personality, the ability to stand on one's feet in society, and the ability to cope with life with composure.

From birth to the age of 30, we experienced an ignorant childhood, an impulsive teenager, and finally we left our parents and lived independently. The "standing" of "standing at thirty" also means having the ability to be responsible for oneself. Saturn is a social reality, and the most basic ability to live independently is the material basis.

Thirty years old, the first few years of work after graduating from university, is also a time for us to find our direction and gradually gain material security. Before the age of 30, there are still more opportunities for trial and error, and after the age of 30, it should be the stage of seeking breakthroughs and development. Otherwise, some people will encounter career bottlenecks around the age of 35.

Second Saturn Return: 58-59 years old.

The first Saturn Return is followed by the second Saturn cycle, which is a time of greater social demands on us and the fulfillment of individual social responsibilities. On the material level, there is more accumulation or a stronger sense of material security. Of course, these are not the criteria for judging whether or not it is "up to standard".

In the second cycle, we will go through a period of "midlife crisis". Midlife crises mostly occur between the ages of 36 and 48, career crises, family crises, marriage crises, child relationships, etc., which can make life turbulent or full of conflicts. Saturn represents the material present.

People with the diurnal disk will be better when Saturn returns, and the pressure of the nocturnal disk will be greater, and Saturn will behave fiercely at night, generally around the age of 29, the return of Saturn will be felt.

The astrological Saturn is a god of agriculture and farming, and astrologically, Saturn represents old age, all obstacles and difficulties, and everything that has been destroyed and decayed by time. Saturn's house in the chart is the area where you are most insecure and trying to motivate compensation. When we are controlled by Saturn, our experience of being controlled also becomes our tendency to control others.

It is generally believed that Saturn formed earlier than the Earth.

The material that formed the primitive Earth was mainly the primordial material of the nebula disk, the composition of which was mainly hydrogen and helium, which accounted for about 98% of the total mass. In addition, there is solid dust and material thrown out during the early shrinkage evolution phase of the sun. In the process of the formation of the earth, due to the differentiation of matter, light matter is constantly separated with volatile substances such as hydrogen and helium, and is carried to the outside of the solar system by the sun's light pressure and the material thrown by the sun.

Mercury, Venus, and Mars, like Earth, may have formed in a similar way due to their proximity to the Sun, and they retain more heavy matter; Outer planets such as Jupiter and Saturn, because they are far from the Sun, still retain more light matter. Although there is still a great deal of speculation about the way in which the primitive earth was formed, most researchers agree that after the formation of the above-mentioned nebula disk, due to the action of gravity and the instability of gravity, the material in the nebula disk, including the dust layer, was formed by collision accretion to form many protoasteroids or stars, and then gradually evolved and gathered into planets, and the earth was born in it. It is estimated that the time required for the formation of the Earth is about 10 million to 100 million years, and the formation time of planets closer to the Sun (terrestrial planets) is shorter, and the farther away from the Sun, the longer the formation time, even up to hundreds of millions of years.