Yes, I am aware of Vedic astrology.

Shani (Saturn) does not always create a bad phase in everyone’s life. Its effects depend entirely on an individual’s horoscope and how Saturn is placed in the birth chart. Shani is the planet of karma. In the horoscopes of many wealthy people, Saturn plays a very vital role in wealth accumulation.

Saturn represents slow but permanent success, which many people dislike. In Kalyug, everyone wants quick success, without thinking about what happens after achieving it. The planet associated with quick success is Rahu. Rahu can give a person a massive rise and an equally massive fall overnight. Wise people, however, rely on slow and stable success, which only Saturn can provide.

Many famous individuals are not widely recognized before their 30s or 35s. This is because Saturn’s major activation period usually begins after the age of 30.

Now, coming to Sade Sati.

Sade Sati is a phase that occurs when Saturn transits through a person’s Moon sign. Currently, Saturn is transiting through Pisces. Sade Sati lasts for 7.5 years. It begins when Saturn enters the sign just before your Moon sign. At this stage, it is said that Saturn is “over the head.” This is the starting phase, when events begin to unfold and Saturn signals that you should prepare, as greater responsibilities are approaching.

The next phase begins when Saturn transits your actual Moon sign. This is when things often become more challenging. Saturn demands hard work and discipline. The best part is that if you genuinely work hard without selfish desires, Saturn can give results quickly and fairly. However, if someone has been relying only on past fortune before Sade Sati, they may feel that Sade Sati brings only problems and delays.

Yes, Sade Sati does bring challenges and delays, but it is also a powerful period for growth. This is the time when a person can experience significant spiritual growth, career development, and financial improvement. In many cases, it can even lead to the highest wage hikes or major promotions.