Augurine Facebook ad: “Every planet in your birth chart is on…”

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Every planet in your birth chart is on its way back to where it started. A planetary return happens when a transiting planet reaches the exact zodiac degree it held at your birth. Your natal degree sets the meeting point, which is why the timing belongs to you and nobody else. The Moon comes home about every 27 days, the fastest return in the chart. The Sun does it once a year, and that chart is what astrologers call the solar return. Mercury can make several direct crossings inside a single year. Venus lands within a year, though retrograde motion changes the spacing. Then the clocks slow down. Mars every 22 to 26 months, read through effort and initiative. Jupiter about every 12 years, so ages 12, 24, 36, 48, 60. Saturn about every 29, then 58, then 87 for those who get there. Chiron usually near 50, with several exact contacts spread across a long window. Uranus near 84. Neptune takes about 165 years and Pluto about 248, so a full return to the natal degree sits past a usual lifetime. Their squares and oppositions become the waypoints instead. Two things move the dates: retrograde passes can make a return exact more than once, and a recorded birth time sharpens every one of them. Date-only birth data can drift the Moon return by up to half a day. Run your own chart free, no signup: augurine.com/tools/planetary-returns-calculator (link in bio). It tracks 12 bodies from the Moon through Pluto plus the nodes. Which return are you closest to right now?

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