When is your Chiron return?
It happens once in a lifetime, around age 50. The tradition calls Chiron the wounded healer. Here’s the gentle version: what the return actually is, your exact dates, and why a theme gets lighter once it has a name.
The two-minute version
Chiron takes about 50 years to circle the zodiac on a stretched, eccentric orbit, so it returns to its natal position once in a lifetime, usually around age 50. The tradition calls Chiron the wounded healer and reads the return as a time when an old, sensitive theme comes back into view — not to hurt you, but to be seen with fifty years of perspective.
In the tradition, the point of the return is perspective: a theme is easier to hold once it has a name. And like every transit, it has real dates — that’s what this calculator shows you.
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