posted February 27, 2014 06:17 AM            

But yes, yours would be definitely difficult for sure.

The transit of Saturn in Scorpio is generally about a reassessment of what people have together, what people mean to each other and what they can't stand. There are other ideas of this as well of course.

Transiting Saturn in the 4th isn't too bad, its like an integration of authority type ideas so that you tend to feel like the world is your oyster and you can do what you want as long as don't rock the family boat - so I guess it would depend on family dynamics.

Transiting Saturn in Scorpio in the 4th, cranks up the stress a little however. It tends to bring up old unresolved power struggles and patterns of behaviour that could have you in dramas with landlords, parents, and people on the borders of your living situation such as neighbours, the guy at the end of the street, roomates, and even how the newspaper guy goes about or rather doesn't go about delivering your paper. You could even have plumbing issues and stuff like complications such as crumbling ceilings, damp and stuff.

Transiting Saturn in Scorpio conjunct Pluto in the 4th is actually a little better than just transiting Saturn in Scorpio in the 4th, because you get a means to diffuse tensions like an exhale moment or breather before things get out of hand.

With the conjunction to the IC itself, the transit of Saturn conj Pluto has a fated feel, like a chance to deal with very old involvements that probably stem from early childhood and before. There is an image that could work with large sails of a ship at full sail with the wind.

The opposition to Sun-Merc on the MC tends to make money/time available as required to fix and address problems but it is heavy going as you wade your way through one massive ordeal after another like as if they come in a big wave, then a small breather, and then another big wave - but you will get through and in better shape than before.

The sextile/trine of Uranus-Neptune in the 5th to this Pluto-Sun/Merc opposition on the IC/MC tied up with the Saturn transit could manifest as a change of nationality or a dual citizenship. The final conj of transiting Saturn to this opposition will be in Mid July when Saturn gets back to 16*39' then goes direct so I'm not sure if it quite reaches the minutes of your Pluto/IC.

posted February 27, 2014 05:41 PM            

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Originally posted by Chryseis:
Hi HULKA, I've got the transit in the 10th with Neptune-SN-Part of Fortune and its gruelling.

But yes, yours would be definitely difficult for sure.

The transit of Saturn in Scorpio is generally about a reassessment of what people have together, what people mean to each other and what they can't stand. There are other ideas of this as well of course.

Transiting Saturn in the 4th isn't too bad, its like an integration of authority type ideas so that you tend to feel like the world is your oyster and you can do what you want as long as don't rock the family boat - so I guess it would depend on family dynamics.

Transiting Saturn in Scorpio in the 4th, cranks up the stress a little however. It tends to bring up old unresolved power struggles and patterns of behaviour that could have you in dramas with landlords, parents, and people on the borders of your living situation such as neighbours, the guy at the end of the street, roomates, and even how the newspaper guy goes about or rather doesn't go about delivering your paper. You could even have plumbing issues and stuff like complications such as crumbling ceilings, damp and stuff.

Transiting Saturn in Scorpio conjunct Pluto in the 4th is actually a little better than just transiting Saturn in Scorpio in the 4th, because you get a means to diffuse tensions like an exhale moment or breather before things get out of hand.

With the conjunction to the IC itself, the transit of Saturn conj Pluto has a fated feel, like a chance to deal with very old involvements that probably stem from early childhood and before. There is an image that could work with large sails of a ship at full sail with the wind.

The opposition to Sun-Merc on the MC tends to make money/time available as required to fix and address problems but it is heavy going as you wade your way through one massive ordeal after another like as if they come in a big wave, then a small breather, and then another big wave - but you will get through and in better shape than before.

The sextile/trine of Uranus-Neptune in the 5th to this Pluto-Sun/Merc opposition on the IC/MC tied up with the Saturn transit could manifest as a change of nationality or a dual citizenship. The final conj of transiting Saturn to this opposition will be in Mid July when Saturn gets back to 16*39' then goes direct so I'm not sure if it quite reaches the minutes of your Pluto/IC.

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"Transiting Saturn in Scorpio conjunct Pluto in the 4th is actually a little better than just transiting Saturn in Scorpio in the 4th, because you get a means to diffuse tensions like an exhale moment or breather before things get out of hand."

I thougt it was the opposite :s.

posted March 01, 2014 01:41 PM            

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Originally posted by Chryseis:
Probably feels relentless, being Scorpio but I do think that you get periodic moments to take a breath but then you have to dive into something else that needs to be attended to.

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