2024 Predictions for People Born on September 22, 1984
As an ambitious 39-year old, you will make great strides towards achieving your goals in year 2024. This year, Saturn the great teacher, is placed in its sign of exaltation and has Saturn friendly planet Venus as its companion. This provides you with the help and support needed to pursue your dreams and achieve success.
You will definitely see progress and gains throughout the year as per the sub-cycle of Saturn's transit. From August 2023 to February 2026, the Saturn sub-cycle activated houses, that is the third, sixth, seventh and ninth houses will bring in successes and gains. The third house promises success in learning through new mediums such as podcasts and audiobook. You may also see gains and success related to younger siblings and their friends, business promotions and marketing. You may face some mysterious problems as well as pay medical bills related to your mother. The sixth house can bring in karmic debts and hefty karma but it will also bring in healing from past relationships or emotional wounds through daily routines. The seventh house will be favourable for marriage, business and travel. You may gain from customers, competitors and foreign connections in terms of business. The ninth house signs point towards luck, gains from research, teaching and mentorship and events related to children.
Jupiter is also in a favourable transit, as it moves through the ninth house in 2024. This brings in luck and success from father, elder siblings and friends. Be wary of taxes and inflation as Jupiter can lead to big losses and destruction to wealth.
Overall, this looks like an exciting and successful year. With Saturn in its sign of exaltation and Jupiter in a favourable transit, you will overcome all obstacles and be successful in your endeavours. There may be some tough times, but you will come out even stronger. Below is a Neptune's Wisdom quote for you to remember throughout 2024 and beyond: "Life is about trusting your feelings, taking chances and appreciating the journey, not the destination."