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T O P I C R E V I E WYanmorgNot just Aquarius, but all 3 of the air signs. How do you differ or think an individual would differ who's mostly Saturn and Pluto influenced while being mostly air influenced? A man I am seeing has:Sun AquariusMoon PiscesMercury(r) PiscesVenus (29th degree) AquariusMars AquariusAll in the 6th house.But Saturnis conjunct his Sun, moon, mercury, and venus while pluto squares his Sun and Venus. He also has pluto conjunct NN.Pluto rules his 3rd house.Aquarius rules his 6th.Pisces rules his 7th.Capricorn rules his 5th.Uranius, neptune, and vertex in his 5th house.Saturn is in the 6th as well.peonyI'm inclined to think that the predominant qualities of air - the light heartedness, the social ease, the tendency towards superficiality, are considerably modified by the influences of Saturn and Pluto. These planets would add gravitas and depth to the personality and to the mentality. The sociability of the air signs and Aquarius in particular may be altered, given that Saturn and Pluto both tend toward solitude and dislike being in groups, or there may be preference for a small circle of friends, rather than a large number of acquaintances. Saturn and Pluto is obsessive-compulsive, and tends to have a aversion towards authority. My guess is that these people would have a keen awareness of dysfunctions or corruption within social systems or may be drawn towards sociology, particularly its pathological aspects.Saturn-Pluto would also challenge the characteristic idealism of the air signs. They may or may not be aware of drives and emotions within them that conflict with their ego ideals, which are likely to be repressed or in the absence of self-awareness, be projected onto society and the outer world. They may be drawn towards psychology. What you see is probably not what you get with these people. There's much more to them than meets the eye. Blind writerSATURN is actually quite happy in air signs. He is the classic ruler of Aquarius, and dignified in Libra. He likes the intellectual qualities, and greatly values logic. As the great teacher, it is an ideal medium. SATURN is what gives Aquarians their well-noted "cool and distant" demeanor.PLUTO though is another story. He wants to find a mountain and hide inside. He doesn't like the fast pace of air, and prefers to vanish into the watery depths.
A man I am seeing has:
Sun AquariusMoon PiscesMercury(r) PiscesVenus (29th degree) AquariusMars Aquarius
All in the 6th house.
But Saturnis conjunct his Sun, moon, mercury, and venus while pluto squares his Sun and Venus. He also has pluto conjunct NN.
Pluto rules his 3rd house.Aquarius rules his 6th.Pisces rules his 7th.Capricorn rules his 5th.
Uranius, neptune, and vertex in his 5th house.Saturn is in the 6th as well.
The sociability of the air signs and Aquarius in particular may be altered, given that Saturn and Pluto both tend toward solitude and dislike being in groups, or there may be preference for a small circle of friends, rather than a large number of acquaintances. Saturn and Pluto is obsessive-compulsive, and tends to have a aversion towards authority. My guess is that these people would have a keen awareness of dysfunctions or corruption within social systems or may be drawn towards sociology, particularly its pathological aspects.
Saturn-Pluto would also challenge the characteristic idealism of the air signs. They may or may not be aware of drives and emotions within them that conflict with their ego ideals, which are likely to be repressed or in the absence of self-awareness, be projected onto society and the outer world. They may be drawn towards psychology. What you see is probably not what you get with these people. There's much more to them than meets the eye.
PLUTO though is another story. He wants to find a mountain and hide inside. He doesn't like the fast pace of air, and prefers to vanish into the watery depths.
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