01. Solar Returns
Solar returns track the transiting Sun reaching its natal zodiacal longitude approximately once per year.
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Solar, lunar and planetary returns: the moments when a transiting planet reaches its natal zodiacal longitude. Organized by Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
Solar returns track the transiting Sun reaching its natal zodiacal longitude approximately once per year.
Explore category →Lunar returns occur when the transiting Moon reaches its natal longitude, roughly once per sidereal month.
Explore category →Natal Mercury returns: transiting Mercury revisits the longitude of natal Mercury.
Explore category →Natal Venus returns: transiting Venus revisits the longitude of natal Venus.
Explore category →Natal Mars returns: transiting Mars revisits the longitude of natal Mars.
Explore category →Natal Jupiter returns: transiting Jupiter returns to its natal longitude, on a roughly twelve-year cycle.
Explore category →Natal Saturn returns: transiting Saturn returns to its natal longitude, on a roughly twenty-nine-year cycle.
Explore category →Natal Uranus returns: transiting Uranus revisits its natal longitude over an approximately eighty-four-year orbital cycle.
Explore category →Natal Neptune returns: transiting Neptune revisits its natal longitude over an approximately 165-year orbital cycle.
Explore category →Natal Pluto returns: transiting Pluto revisits its natal longitude over an approximately 248-year orbital cycle, chiefly relevant to mundane astrology.
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A planetary return happens when a moving planet reaches the natal zodiacal longitude of that same planet. Solar returns occur roughly annually, lunar returns…