UnluckyGirl
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Pasting this from another thread I just commented.
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 I see happening with Saturn hard aspects on the other hand, is that the native has relative experiences but those experiences lack the pleasure they should have, usually they get that joy gradually and later rather than sooner.
Example: Saturn square Mars takes sex seriously but experiences it within a "normal" age, the first experiences are probably negative or at least they lack pleasure so the native might not get what's the big deal about sex untill gradually the sex becomes gradually better and better.
Of course other planetary aspects to Saturn will change things. Same goes for Saturn's house placement, if another planet is in the same house it will change the outcome.
I draw the above conclusions after seeing Saturn in a purer form, meaning it was the only planet into that specific house and it was receiving maybe a sextile or a loose (more than 8 orbs) major aspect.
Depending on the house it is in, sometimes the weaker Saturn is by sign the better. For example Saturn in Pisces is way better compared to Saturn in Capricorn or Aquarius when Saturn is placed in the 5th or 8th H. Because it feels like in Pisces Saturn doesn't have the power to "ruin" the 5th or 8th house matters for the native as much as it does when it's in "stronger" signs.
On the other hand Saturn in 10th H will give way better results when in Aqua or Capricorn compared to Pisces.
I remember reading somewhere that a way to "overcome" your Saturn difficulties is to act as the exact opposite of your Saturn sign but like it's in the same house. So if your Saturn is in Aqua for example you have get yourself into the spotlight (Leo) in the house matters your Saturns lies in. If your Saturn is in Pisces you have to be practical (Virgo) etc.
I can't personally do it with my own natal Saturn.
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 I see happening with Saturn hard aspects on the other hand, is that the native has relative experiences but those experiences lack the pleasure they should have, usually they get that joy gradually and later rather than sooner.
Example: Saturn square Mars takes sex seriously but experiences it within a "normal" age, the first experiences are probably negative or at least they lack pleasure so the native might not get what's the big deal about sex untill gradually the sex becomes gradually better and better.
Of course other planetary aspects to Saturn will change things. Same goes for Saturn's house placement, if another planet is in the same house it will change the outcome.
I draw the above conclusions after seeing Saturn in a purer form, meaning it was the only planet into that specific house and it was receiving maybe a sextile or a loose (more than 8 orbs) major aspect.
Depending on the house it is in, sometimes the weaker Saturn is by sign the better. For example Saturn in Pisces is way better compared to Saturn in Capricorn or Aquarius when Saturn is placed in the 5th or 8th H. Because it feels like in Pisces Saturn doesn't have the power to "ruin" the 5th or 8th house matters for the native as much as it does when it's in "stronger" signs.
On the other hand Saturn in 10th H will give way better results when in Aqua or Capricorn compared to Pisces.
I remember reading somewhere that a way to "overcome" your Saturn difficulties is to act as the exact opposite of your Saturn sign but like it's in the same house. So if your Saturn is in Aqua for example you have get yourself into the spotlight (Leo) in the house matters your Saturns lies in. If your Saturn is in Pisces you have to be practical (Virgo) etc.
I can't personally do it with my own natal Saturn.
