phoenixflames1988
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So, Saturn has been transiting my 8th house for about a month or less now. I figured something big would happen when it started, but I didn't know what.
The recent lunar eclipse in Gemini at 18 degrees was what initiated the shift. I didn't know that it was an eclipse when I finally wrote a letter to my father about my issues with him, stating that he was never a true dad to me, and how much his attitude has affected my interpersonal relationships. I was on the verge of tears as I wrote it, but once I was finished, I felt lighter, and better. The lunar eclipse fell into my 4th house, opposing my Midheaven and conjuncting my natal Chiron.
Natally, I have a 12th house Sun and Mercury retrograde in Aquarius--as well as a solid Venus in Aries (0d8) square Saturn and Uranus (29 degrees) (So, even natally, I have issues with my dad.)
Anyway, the transit of the 8th house Saturn I've read about has been about coming to terms with your mortality, experiencing a death of someone or some people who could possibly be close to you emotionally; or in general being fascinated with death and dying (this is nothing new, since I have an 8th house Moon in Scorpio). But, I was wondering--if this emotional release I had was necessary for Saturn to teach me what I need to?
The 8th house is pretty secretive, and i would think that Saturn, when it comes to release, needs a constructive channel to work through, and repressing the emotions would cause inner anxiety and frustrations.
I'd think that personally, I've "rejected" my father-figure image, and come to better terms with how I can be more intimate and personal with people. I always thought of my dad as a blockage, and now that I'm removing him, I'm feeling resolved. I'm also changing my last name legally to my mother's maiden name, in this way I feel that I am symbolically becoming more of my own person. I'm 23 years old, and will be 24 soon, if it matters at all.
What are your personal experiences with Saturn transiting 8th house? Was there ever an issue with your father? If not, how did your father act while you were undergoing this transit?
The recent lunar eclipse in Gemini at 18 degrees was what initiated the shift. I didn't know that it was an eclipse when I finally wrote a letter to my father about my issues with him, stating that he was never a true dad to me, and how much his attitude has affected my interpersonal relationships. I was on the verge of tears as I wrote it, but once I was finished, I felt lighter, and better. The lunar eclipse fell into my 4th house, opposing my Midheaven and conjuncting my natal Chiron.
Natally, I have a 12th house Sun and Mercury retrograde in Aquarius--as well as a solid Venus in Aries (0d8) square Saturn and Uranus (29 degrees) (So, even natally, I have issues with my dad.)
Anyway, the transit of the 8th house Saturn I've read about has been about coming to terms with your mortality, experiencing a death of someone or some people who could possibly be close to you emotionally; or in general being fascinated with death and dying (this is nothing new, since I have an 8th house Moon in Scorpio). But, I was wondering--if this emotional release I had was necessary for Saturn to teach me what I need to?
The 8th house is pretty secretive, and i would think that Saturn, when it comes to release, needs a constructive channel to work through, and repressing the emotions would cause inner anxiety and frustrations.
I'd think that personally, I've "rejected" my father-figure image, and come to better terms with how I can be more intimate and personal with people. I always thought of my dad as a blockage, and now that I'm removing him, I'm feeling resolved. I'm also changing my last name legally to my mother's maiden name, in this way I feel that I am symbolically becoming more of my own person. I'm 23 years old, and will be 24 soon, if it matters at all.
What are your personal experiences with Saturn transiting 8th house? Was there ever an issue with your father? If not, how did your father act while you were undergoing this transit?