Judy_AzVirgo
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I'm really confused now. I thought that this transit was amongst the most clear and strongest of personal changes possible. Also, it being a fantastic (short-term window) rectification tool. But the descriptions are so varied, you only have to check every tool of natal astrology used in the last 3,000 years and even then it will be wholly personal and individual related to your chart. What? I don't think it's just me, factually speaking, I think there's something imprecise about this. I suppose I'll have to venture further into older astrology to find the answers as usual. There must be some common elements that can't be splintered by 'other considerations' or 'personal and individual experiences' otherwise the aspect would be totally indistinguishable from every other aspect. If I find a reliable common element I'll report back.
I like the response from Munch. Excellent points, especially about individual responses to transits -- which is what you're seeing on this thread. Also, Saturn transits to the Ascendant relate to the particular Ascendant sign, and to one's "comfort level" with Saturn generally, which will depend on what Saturn is doing in your chart. There are many reasons why everyone's experience is different and individual, and there's no reason at all why people should experience what the cookbooks tell us, since those books don't account for signs and placements of planets; they're really pretty useless.
Just consider, for instance, the concept of death. It can be a real, bodily death; it can be a metaphoric 'death' (of a relationship, a job, cat, whatever... something important to you). I see a lot of that in the responses here.