Saturn Returns Michael Markowski

The planet Saturn takes approximately 29 years to orbit the Sun. When we grow up and enter our mid-to-late twenties, Saturn "returns" to the same position in the sky as it was when we were born. This is often a time of great reflection, filled with intense self-questioning about our careers, our relationships, and our very sanity. The significance here is that the completion of Saturn's first orbit often symbolizes maturity as a person enters the next phase of his or her life a "coming-of-age" from childhood to adulthood.