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Self Introspection

In the cycle of universe, when you step back for a minute and look at yourself You will see that you are such a tiny speck in comparison to the vastness of space and the time that universe has existed.
What you do, comes back to you. It's all a matter of time, but you certainly reap the benefits of the seeds you have sown. This is the cycle of life. There will be sinusoidal fluctuations (ups and downs) in life's journey.

Indian Astrology talks about effects of planetary transits on a person. Planet Saturn transits into our moon sign once every 30 years, and this transit lasts for 7 long years. During this period, the person is faced with harsh realities of life. The extent varies with each person, but the idea is that there is at least one 7 year period where when you look back, you know your experiences, and how they played out beyond your control. The effects during this period can be felt in health, career, relationships which pretty much sums up all aspects of life. Play it out patiently and know that everyone goes through this cycle and comes out with lessons learnt.

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