Saturn square your Mars.

Saturn tests whatever it touches: it slows, limits, pressure-tests and makes real. It brings consequence, structure and maturity, and the fear that nothing is enough. Your Mars is your drive: how you want, act, fight, and go after what you need.

A square puts the transiting planet ninety degrees from your natal point: the two drives cross at right angles, and the friction forces a change. Squares are the transits that make things happen, usually through a problem. Here the transiting Saturn makes a square to your natal Mars, so Saturn's drive meets your Mars at that angle. Saturn runs a twenty-nine-year cycle, so this contact repeats about every seven years at one of the four angles.

Saturn takes about two and a half years per sign, so a transit to one point lasts nine to twelve months across three passes (direct, retrograde, direct), occasionally closer to two years if the loop is wide. The felt window starts a few months before the first exact pass.

Treat every block as a rep. Keep the goal, change the method, and rest on purpose. The square rewards the one who kept going at half speed.