About Once Every 20 Years, Jupiter and Saturn Meet
Jupiter goes around once in about 12 years, and Saturn in about 29 years. The two planets, with different speeds, meet at the same position in the sky about every 19.86 years, about once every 20 years. This is called a conjunction.
When checked by calculation, the most recent conjunction occurred on December 21, 2020, at the beginning of Aquarius, and at that time the difference in angle between the two planets was only about 0.1 degrees. The next conjunction will come around 2040.
The Meaning of the Planet That Expands and the Planet That Solidifies Meeting
Jupiter is a planet read in connection with the movement to expand, and Saturn with the movement to solidify. A period when those two meet is read as a break point for solidifying anew what you have expanded, or a break point for connecting a form you have solidified to the next expansion.
A length of 20 years is, in terms of work, close to the length in which one role or business goes around once. If you are in your 40s or 50s, you can place side by side your own position 20 years ago and your position now. That comparison is the concrete way to use this cycle.
The Center of Judgment Is Deciding Anew the Form in Which You Continue
The kind of judgment suited to this cycle is, rather than newly starting, deciding anew the form in which you continue what you continue. It is not whether you continue, but in what form you continue. Whether you change the person who bears it, narrow the scope, or change how records are kept.
For example, for a business or assignment you have continued for a long time, a scene where you decide one form to leave by the next break point, not the next 20 years, applies to how to use this cycle. One event is enough. There is no need to decide the whole anew all at once.
It Also Overlaps as a Break Point for a Generation
About 20 years is also a length in which one generation is replaced. The period when you yourself started work as part of a younger generation, and the period now when you have become the side that accepts a younger generation. Between them, by calculation, a conjunction has come once.
If you think about talk of generational change only by individual circumstances it becomes heavy, but if you see it as part of an astronomical break point of 20 years, you can decide the order of handover calmly. It is a form where you handle it as a break point for both the side that passes on and the side that receives.
Placing It Only in a Yearly Outlook
A conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn is not something to use for judgments in units of months or weeks. It is a marker you confirm at the start of the year or when you review the form of work at a large break point. For daily judgments, you think separately based on the movements of fast planets such as the Moon and Mercury as the basis. Separating the break point of 20 years from the arrangements in front of you is the method for using this cycle realistically.