That's the sound of me trying to get some last minute responsibility in to appease some lame planet after decades of drugs, sex, and partying![]()
Is it possible to start learning the lessons of our personal Saturn placement before our first Saturn return that may yield a less harsh Saturn return?
Looking at my own Saturn, it's in my 6th house and it's squaring my MC and opposing my Chiron. It's also retrograde, but i'm unsure as to how that affects this save for perhaps intense inner struggle and resistance to Saturnine qualities. I feel like that configuration has made it especially vital for me to start learning the values of SaturnDepending on what drugs, sex, and partying mean to you, and what's involved in your Saturn placement, Saturn might actually be involved in your drugs, sex, and partying. If any of it ever became compulsive behavior that you got no joy from but still felt you had to do, that's Saturn. Unhealthy Saturn, but still Saturn.
If this was just the usual meaning of drugs, sex, and partying--wild, irresponsible fun--Saturn stepping up in your chart would be the likely moments when either you reap consequences (for example, an illness resulting from drug use or unprotected sex, or getting arrested if you were doing anything illegal in this partying) or when you simply decide it isn't that much fun anymore. But it's not just Saturn return that does that. You could also experience something like that with Saturn making a transit to your sun, an angle, your moon, etc.
A friend of mine is coming into his midlife Saturn opposition and just had one of those things pop up: when he was young, he did lots of drugs, including the injectable kind, and now he has hepatitis C. He's known about it for a while, but it recently got worse and he had to get a new treatment and spend some time in the hospital. Part of the problem might be that he tends to overwork himself, which is also a Saturn thing.
I've been working very hard on removing past self limiting beliefs. self limiting beliefs have been my number one obstacle in life. I'm definitely making that effort to get rid of what no longer serves me, destroying it, letting myself truly shineWhat can ease a Saturn transit is what you do with it. Saturn's energy is good for making commitments. It can also be good for decisively getting rid of what no longer serves you. If you make a commitment and/or get rid of old, no longer serviceable things in your life, you're working Saturn return energy, and it works in your favor.
Is it possible to start learning the lessons of our personal Saturn placement before our first Saturn return that may yield a less harsh Saturn return?
And saturn in his transits is well known for initiating longlasting stable subjects - to relocate under a saturn trine you will find something longlasting - you like to stay for longer. Same with marriage.
But not and never I would relocate under a neptune transit again- I did once in my life and it was like hell. I never would have thought that - and I never experienced something like this before. But thankfully it is over now and I am safe again in a new home.
My ex-husband did win in lottery a considerable sum of money three times under a saturn transit.
Hey Zora,
you are the second person I've known who enjoys Saturn transits. The first one has almost all of her planets in earth signs, so Saturn makes mainly trines in her chart. She also lacks Uranus and Neptune aspects because the orbs are too loose.
Your comment remindeds me hers because she also spoke about Neptune (and Uranus) transits to be the worst for her.
Me on the other hand I wish Neptune was the one changing signs every 2 years and Saturn changing signs every actually no.. I wish Saturn didn't change signs at all �� I have been ***** up by it in every area depending on the house T.Saturn enters, no matter if it's empty or not.
I don't have major natal Saturn aspects but I have lots of Neptune, Uranus and Pluto energy in my chart. T.Neptune has been my favorite because it's been harmless to me, T.Uranus my 2nd favorite because it didn't ruin me as much as the others (Saturn, Pluto, Jupiter and Chiron).
Do you havppen to have earthy chart/lack of Neptunian energy?
Saturn is supposed to be the serious, experienced and mature planet. The planet of time-patience. The master.
Experienced is someone who has literally experienced smth usually more than your average person. Saturn is earthy after all.. meaning practical.
With Saturn in houses specifically, what I see happening is that Saturn denies experience so the person might indeed take the house matters very/more seriously on a mental level but he's inexperienced on a practical level.
Example: Saturn in 8th H takes sex very seriously to the point of even never experiencing it.
What can ease a Saturn transit is what you do with it. Saturn's energy is good for making commitments. It can also be good for decisively getting rid of what no longer serves you. If you make a commitment and/or get rid of old, no longer serviceable things in your life, you're working Saturn return energy, and it works in your favor.
Saturn rules my 7th house and I got married during my Saturn Return (commitment). But it turned out it was a bad decision and since then the circumstances have been conspiring in a way so I can't just simply make it undone easily.
Looking at my own Saturn, it's in my 6th house and it's squaring my MC and opposing my Chiron. It's also retrograde, but i'm unsure as to how that affects this save for perhaps intense inner struggle and resistance to Saturnine qualities. I feel like that configuration has made it especially vital for me to start learning the values of Saturn
In my case, I've indulged in drugs, deviant sexual activities, partying and the such, generally things that could have killed me or drastically challenged my health and wellbeing. Perhaps that has to do with my 6th house Saturn and the fact that squaring my MC, I had a complete inability to pursue my true soul passions and desires while in the grips of those self destructive, indulgent habits
Saturn to me has been about learning the value of restriction. I'm the kinda person who aims for freedom and my thought process was that indulgence was freedom. Now I see that in the grips of my indulgent tendencies, I had no control over myself. Embracing Saturn has been for me about straightening out my general way of living in a way that's conducive to my mental, spiritual, emotional, and physical wellbeing and that will enable me to pursue my passions
I can see what you're saying. I typically thought my indulgence was due to my 1st house Mars or perhaps the squares and oppositions in my inner planets, but I think in the end it was just resistance to that Saturnine energy I so needed but I felt like I couldn't embrace it, that compulsion. Embracing it was about realizing I had the choice to be who I needed and wanted to be and learning that restriction is a form of freedom. It's not about restricting the self, it's about creating an environment conducive to greater joy rather than sucking all the joy and beauty out at once via indulgence. It's about being able to make choices rather than being a victim to compulsion and impulsion
Perhaps it is transits. In the end, I'm just hoping that starting to learn these lessons now and act on them will ease that Saturn return since it's approaching for me within the next 3 years
I get that overworking thing as well, though it may also be my Virgo nature. It's hard for me to know what my limits are and how hard I should be working, so I'm inclined ot either work myself ragged, or not work at all. I'm trying to learn that balance right now between work and relaxation and not feeling like I'm just being lazy if I don't want to work for some bit of time
I've been working very hard on removing past self limiting beliefs. self limiting beliefs have been my number one obstacle in life. I'm definitely making that effort to get rid of what no longer serves me, destroying it, letting myself truly shine
I could always feel to sides of myself. One side of me is dedicated and determined and in power of herself, the other side feels powerless, feels hopeless, feels like she's bound for failure. It's all about rewriting the programming of my mind right now. I'm feeling perhaps this is a Saturnine thing. Maybe. Saturn is a bit elusive to me
it used to be my enemy by I swear, I'm starting to get it. WHile there needs to be balance, being in control of yourself, having autonomy,... that's freedom. Unrestricted indulgence makes one a slave to their impulses
The question is more - who rules your 8th house marriage ? Saturn as well or uranus ?
And where is your saturn placed in sign, house and what aspects ?
I don't lack neptune and uranus - I am also very uranian three planets in 11th house - not a normal taurus and born with psychic skills inherited from my father who had it as well. I have a cancer ASC and uranus in 2nd house and neptune is part of my kite.
But neptune is a foggy guy in his transits- I once relocated under a neptune transit and I found the hell in this new home- I never experienced ever in my life.
Yes, I also find it contradictory when the 'planet of experience' denies the experience from you![]()
Saturn rules my 7th house and I got married during my Saturn Return (commitment). But it turned out it was a bad decision and since then the circumstances have been conspiring in a way so I can't just simply make it undone easily.
Have you maybe found what is the reason Saturn transits have a positive effect for you? There must be some explanation. I haven't found one because out of the many people I've known only that girl (she was on a forum) and you are the ones who have positive experiences from Saturn transits. Since you don't have lots of earth and you have Neptune and Uranus aspects then I don't kniw what it could be.
I don't take these astrological rules to heart but I've read that for people with Cap DSC it's better to get married after their Saturn Return