T Saturn conjunct natal (unaspected) sun. Thoughts?

[lilithofeden]

This will happen in about a year. In 2001 Saturn was opposite my sun and it was the worst time of my life. I'm still affected by it... (My parents divorce).

My sun is in the third house scorpio... Completely unaspected so could I feel this transit extremely strong??

[astrologer50]

yep, you may have difficulties with father,men authority figures. A Big reality check

[Frisiangal]

Originally Posted by lilithofeden

This will happen in about a year. In 2001 Saturn was opposite my sun and it was the worst time of my life. I'm still affected by it... (My parents divorce).

My sun is in the third house scorpio... Completely unaspected so could I feel this transit extremely strong??

In another post you mention tr. Pluto square natal Moon. This suggests that transit Saturn has already conjoined your natal Moon, during which your feelings have either been disappointed, or constructively concretised, by occuring events. You may have felt that 'the past' and all it involved should no longer influence you. AND/OR, you may have felt to be reaping what has long been sown as a result of the past. In a way, you could say that Saturn was 'blocking' this from having any further effect. In itself this is not necessarily a bad thing because it then enables natal Sun to shine in its own right without any hinderence from others whose Libran thoughts and decisions the moon( mother influence?) may have abided by.

Transit Saturn to natal Sun can mature you or make you aware of your age!; in Scorpio enable you to emotionally stand on your own two feet by making you aware of the 'why' of events. This is better than bringing on states of emotional depression because of an inability to deal with those same events. This will probably happen after the transit from Pluto to natal Moon which, in itself, can sever and annihilate the influence of past feelings upon the rest of one's life.

Age is obviously important in one's approach to life. In which way the transit(s) will work out depends so much upon the strength of the natal placements and aspects made that will also be part of the effect of the long-term transits. Saturn will bring duty and obligation to the fore, not from others towards you but from you towards your own ability towards conscious self-discipline. The strength of your own backbone! You could well be 'the authority' in charge rather than facing it. The 3rd house influence brings in sibling relationships, environmental/housing circumstances, education and upbringing, and how these can all have an effect upon how the communication of 'the thought processes of the mind' can work. Scorpio is excellent at delving deeply into problem situations to find the answer, even if it must become aware of its fixed emotional inclination towards obsessional and compulsive attitudes to tenaciously hold on to that which, in some cases, would be better allowed to die a natural death. Remember the schorpion sting can turn upon itself.

Both Saturn and Pluto have a way of severing and annihilating past influences that are no longer important, taking out and getting rid of suffocating weeds and dead wood, to enable new and stronger growth to occur ........and not just in/with autumn gardening.

The relationship between Sun and Saturn to the father figure is well-documented. If Saturn is ruler of the 5th house, it could suggest 'a parent-child relationship' that is coming under severe scrutinisation. Virgo Ascendant could imply Leo on the 12th house cusp. That which was/will be lost (also in one's self) can be found before it is too late?

[lilithofeden]

Thank you! That was very informative. The T pluto sq moon isn't in my chart, it's in a friend, I have T pluto sq jupiter with -2 degree. After taking a closer look at saturn it's exactly on the house cusp of 5/6, but using whole sign it's in my 6th house. And chiron is in twelvth so that could go along with what you were saying with finding myself before it's lost.

Thank you! I'm not so scared of this aspect

[waybread]

Transiting Saturn can indicate times of hardship, loneliness, and alienation. But it is a truism of modern astrology that each planet has a positive and negative face, and that we have some choices to make in life. If a potentially difficult transit passes us without a whimper, possibly/hopefully we've mastered its energies. If it hits us with a two-by-four, probably we have some stock-taking and homework to do.

This is a time to be very, very realistic in a material, grounded sort of way. This is a good time to get all of your affairs of the affected house in order. With your sun in the third house, think about your relationships with siblings (if any), your neighbourhood/neighbours, your communication style, and overall mental approach to life. At its best, Scorpio is a loyal truth-teller. In its not-so-best, Scorpio can be vindictive and into negative power dynamics with other people.

So these would all be things to shore up prior to the transit taking place.

[lilithofeden]

Thank you