Here’s where people become confused.

A planet approaches.

Then retrogrades.

Then approaches again.

Then turns direct.

Suddenly what looked like one transit seems to last forever.

It isn’t because the orb got bigger.

It’s because the planet keeps revisiting the same degrees.

That’s why your articles:

• Why the Same Transit Can Hit You Three Times in Astrology
• What Happens Before a Retrograde Begins?
• What Happens After a Planet Turns Direct?

all fit naturally with this topic.

Together they explain why timing often feels stretched.

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Should you panic the moment a transit enters orb?

Please don’t.

This might actually be my biggest piece of advice.

People sometimes discover:

“Saturn is now seven degrees away…”

…and immediately assume the next twelve months are ruined.

No.

Remember the storm.

You’re seeing clouds.

You’re not standing in the middle of the lightning.

Give the transit room to unfold.

Watch.

Observe.

Journal.

Don’t decide the ending before chapter one has even finished.