Saturn Pisces 11th

How usually Vedic interpret this? Do Vedic use trine/sextile aspects?

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SunConjunctUranus said:

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vedic does not consider uranus, neptune, pluto;

while certain sensitive mathematical points alike the nodes known as Upagrahas are considered
to decipher the natal as well as the transits with very unique positive/negative effects,
usually not presented alongwith the charts, and not applied except by scholars.
but very significant being usually ignored somehow, not mentioned in the usual marketed texts,
nor mentioned in the vedic softwares, strangely in this technological age.

few modern vedic astrologers do however include uranus etc additionally in their awareness.
these planets are very recent discoveries in the 20th century, and distant
taking very long to complete their rotations, having slow long-term generational impacts as is said.
some transits through certain signs have not yet occurred probably
to record practical observations of what practically happens, except deduce by logic.

sun conjunct uranus could be extra brilliant and innovative with fast changing thoughts-ideas,
which may miss the balance if excessive.

in vedic for conjunction the planets must be in the same sign any where in the sign,
and not the same house or exactly conjunct or close as in western astrology,
although close conjuncts are considered more effective/impacting.

vedic uses whole sign houses to begin with, while there is a house system known as bhavas where the ascendant degree is utilised as the mid-point for each house on an equal house basis primarily to begin with, while can be mathematically processed to have marginally unequal porphyry houses though, but not with large differences as in the western placidius charts etc. too big or too small houses. Planets at the mid-point of a house/sign equivalent to the asc degree are considered strong.

vedic has specific defined effective aspects to other houses for each planet separately defined,
while opposition is common, and there are certain partial aspects too usually not applied by beginners.

marriage matching/synastry does traditionally utilise 2/12, 3/11, 6/8, 4/10 and 5/9 trine aspects though.

hope this helps for an understanding.



ps : sat lord 9/10 cap-acq over pisces 11th,
gains from career and through luck-father-travels,
technology gains through water works-submarines etc,
and gains through old people, old friends;

sat aspect virgo 5th impacting luck-education-romance-children-position and critical attitude,
aspect taurus asc impacting health throat-dental issues and promoting stubbornness,
aspect sag 8th for chronic urological health issues;
sat pisces 11th prone to issues of arms-shoulders-ears-feet etc
being 6th from 6th for health issues saturn significator for disease,

moreover movable cap-sat 9th inimical-malefic for fixed taurus asc
with luck-edu-travels-father under stress-delay
and especially prone to health issues knees-thighs etc,
and impacting any planet-health especially, placed capricorn 9th;
cap asc/moon cap to be avoided for marriage match;


ps : sorry, initially did not understand the query as related to saturn, by oversight.
however, hope information shared would be interesting enough to know about.

Okay thank you sir
So how about the pisces saturn in 11th house according to Vedic?

hope the information shared was interesting enough!

Very interesting mr Kshantaram
Thank you!

Oh and I dont have major aspect to the saturn except to the mercury, neptune, and asc, it is all with sextile only. Is it still count on Vedic?

sat aspects are restrictive by nature;

reyrpm :


yes sat 11th represents gains,
which could include gains from law-justice especially in pisces
which again represents law-justice too;
sat lord 9th cap for higher education too.
and lord 10th acq for career over 11th for gains;


best wishes, kshantaram