Synodic Cycles

What synodic cycles are in astrology: how recurring conjunctions between pairs of planets create rhythms of initiation, development, and release.

The Jupiter-Saturn synodic cycle of approximately 20 years: how their recurring conjunctions mark periods of structural renewal in personal and collective life.

The Venus synodic cycle explained: 584 days of desire and values, the pentagram pattern, morning and evening star phases, and Venus retrograde within the cycle.

The Mars synodic cycle of approximately 780 days: how the conjunction-to-conjunction rhythm shapes personal initiative and the timing of action.

Saturn-Uranus, Saturn-Neptune, and Saturn-Pluto synodic cycles: how these multi-decade rhythms mark generational shifts in structure, ideals, and power.