posted November 07, 2011 05:15 PM            

Some Astrologers I've talked to say Saturn in house 7, 5, 1 are very difficult than any other house placement. Do you guys think there is such a thing, of Saturn being positioned in a house making it the worst house placement for saturn?

Here's a quote, an astrologer I speak to said to me as I asked her a question about Saturn in my natal house 1 conjunction ASC:
"Yes, more than anything else Saturn in the first, conjunct the 1st house and Capricorn or Aquarius rising all can display this characteristic. Saturn in the 1st house tends to indicate a native that erodes their own self esteem with pessimistic attitudes and a detrimentally self-critical attitude. These natives tend to focus to heavily on the negative aspects of their personality and rarely acknowledge their good characteristics. In some cases I have seen the native claim that they have none. The key with this placement is to quiet the constant self-critic and learn to acknowledge their good qualities; praise themselves for doing a good job and ignore impertinent mistakes. This placement has the potential for superior discipline and can achieve much if they can put behind them their self-doubt and criticism."

posted November 07, 2011 05:19 PM            

saturn in first might feel slightly restricted in their self expression, and might be alittle more serious.

posted November 07, 2011 05:33 PM            

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Originally posted by mintgirl123:

In the 5th probably means they find it harder to let loose and have fun.

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I don't think so with meeee...I actually have fun all da time, wherever I go. C:

posted November 07, 2011 05:39 PM            

after 1-2 years of difficulty, she found her a great man, who also has his Saturn in his 7th house, and in synastry his Saturn and DC falls in her 7th house. naturally their composite Saturn is in their composite 7th house too.

she married him and within a year they had her first baby (she was 40!), and again in less than a year they just had another baby. i know they are going to stick with each other.

posted November 07, 2011 05:39 PM            

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Originally posted by mintgirl123:
saturn in 7th also means they take relationships and marriage really seriously, that they can't do flings.

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I feel the need to defend it too because I have this placement. I am one of those rare people who loves Saturn - there is nothing wrong with seriousness and responsibility, I yearn for seriousness and responsibility!

Saturn is also exalted in the 7th, the house of Libra...

posted November 07, 2011 05:41 PM            

I don't have much trouble in finding relationships, so I can't say it has really hindered me in that department.

posted November 07, 2011 06:54 PM            

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posted November 07, 2011 11:58 PM            

My youngest girl has Saturn square Mars. Saturn is in the 7th and Mars in the 4th.

They are both still young kiddos so time will tell in their future adult lives.

So, Houses 1,5 or 7 is considered a bad placement? I would think Saturn in the 7th is a strong Saturn position by house . Saturn in Libra's house.

After checking out Astrology message boards, the one Saturn position that I have heard complained about the most is Saturn in the 12th. I have never read so much fear and dread with this position - natally and by transit.

I am the owner of a 12th house Saturn and I am just fine with it. I listen to my intuition and give myself alone time and I'm good.

My own guess with what a bad Saturn placement would be in the 2nd house. Difficulty getting jobs and not a secure sense of values etc......

posted November 08, 2011 06:53 AM            

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Originally posted by VenusDiSirius:
I do,ask

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Hi Venus, is this an answer to my q about people with Saturn in the 3rd? If so, thanks for chiming in! My question is how you experience its influence in the house of Mercury. Also what sign is in the cusp for you? (Taurus for me) Anything you can share would be fantastic. I need to balance my Saturnian powers in my chart and most of the time I have no clue how!

posted November 08, 2011 07:13 AM            

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Originally posted by VenusDiSirius:
I have H3 stellium,with Sag on the cusp. I am Gemini and Mercury dominant. Mercury and Neptune (part of H3) r accidentally in reception.
Saturn is the closest to the cusp,conj Uranus.
I am very old shcool in intelectual interests,philosophy,literature,religion. I can go very exactingly and profoudly into subject. I speak well. I have authority to my way of verbal expression.
My Cappy Moon is in there also. I do.n't have problem with expression of thoughts or emotions but I do have air of reservance about me. I can do small talk,but it is tedious.
Saturn demand discipline and confidence. One of those placement that indeed make stage fears to life. If u keep on thinking u will go wrong u will. Stage rights r interpreted as fear of unknown,future,and when u come to do whatever u need to do,so ur fear reaches the moment of reality(present) u will get over it. Not true with H3 Saturn. U have to be in command.
Many scientists have H3 Saturn;it is very similar to H9 Saturn.

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Thank you! I had to chuckle at the comment about small talk. I'm exactly like this. Find it tedious and most of what I speak seems to be "profound", I can't help it. I have no stage fright; I'm actually quite good in public speaking. (And yes I have a PhD in a science.)

I'm Sag sun and Saturn forms an incojunct with my 10th house stellium of Sun (early Sag, 0 53' - Saturn at 4 degrees Taurus), Merc at 4 Sag and Nept at 29 Scorpio. So I'm not sure why I perceive a problem there.

posted November 08, 2011 07:35 AM            

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Originally posted by VenusDiSirius:
I also meant -stage rights- metaphorically; Many H3 Saturn have phychosomatic speech impediments- it's all in the head. They restrict themselves,sabotagage themselves. But,when u get a grip on it,it is fantastic,pretty much like every position evolved Saturn.

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Oh I see! And how true (also in my case)!!

I would be really interested in your take of Saturn 3rd house inconjunct to a 10th house stellium.

posted November 08, 2011 08:30 AM            

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Originally posted by VenusDiSirius:
I have only one inconjuction,Mars/Pluto. Maybe the way I see it is easy cuz Mars and Pluto r similar,and their positions r alike,both H2 Pluto and Dsc Mars can be narrowed down to same,forceful way of expressing confidence,through interaction,so I see inconjution as -either or- aspect but the great potential. Planets and signs so incompatible but somehow can be alike. It is not like with opposition when u usually stick with one planet and the other is just a pain in chart,but u really switch from one to another. I am always torn between Mars (noble,warrior like attitude) and Pluto (sneaky mafia). How to act? When I am in one 'mode' I hate the other.
In ur case,H3 planet can only help any H10 prospect. But is it for progress sake or for the recognition. I want to do what I need to do (H3,most natural expression) or I do it because I feel it its my destiny/contributing to world/I want to be admired,respected (H10 Sun)
I do feel there is a meeting point between planets in quincunx,but it is in a essence bit of compromise. But,does H10 Sun do compromise? Not really. So it is very subtle and savvy game of intergrating energies. Sextiles and trines to those planets certainly help.

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Laughed out loud at the Pluto="sneaky mafia" comment