Life cycles
Your life moves in cycles that overlap: Saturn builds and tests, Jupiter widens your world, and the progressed Moon sets the inner tone. See the chapters of your life from birth to 90 on one timeline, and where you stand in each today.
What are life cycles?
Some planets return to the place they held at your birth at a steady pace, and each return closes one cycle and opens the next. Saturn does this about every 29 years and Jupiter about every 12. Between the returns there are turning points: the squares and the opposition divide each cycle into four phases.
In secondary progressions each day after your birth stands for one year of your life. The progressed Moon changes sign about every two and a half years, and its angle to the progressed Sun forms a lunar cycle of about thirty years, with eight phases that describe the inner chapters of your life.
How to read your timeline
Each row is one cycle and each band is one chapter. The dashed line marks today. Where several cycles change at the same time, you will usually feel a bigger turning point in your life.