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Topic: Your Saturn sign and your soul calling
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waxlobster Knowflake Posts: 872 From: Birmingham Registered: Mar 2011
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posted February 14, 2020 06:07 AM
Hi All,When I wrote (channelled?) this piece, I was not sure what was going to come through. I was drawn to do so however, and I was moved by what ended up being written. Other creatives will probably know that feeling, when you aren't really ~conscious~ of what you are doing and it feels kind of new to you when you read it through? Anyway here's the article, I really hope it helps you all with your Saturn lessons: http://askastrology.com/the-importance-of-your-saturn-sign/ As always I'd love your feedback, I tailored it to begin with Saturn in Capricorn as you guys are going through it all right now. Shalom and blessings~~~~ ♥ ------------------ Follow me on www.facebook.com/waxyjo fo regular updates on my articles and book readings. I am also now writing for Ask Astrology about more than just astrology: www.askastrology.com/6-ways-to-interpret-the-synchronicities-in-your-life/ Shalom and blessings~~~ IP: Logged |
Ayelet Moderator Posts: 3239 From: Registered: Sep 2010
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posted February 14, 2020 08:21 AM
Hi, I only read Saturn in Virgo. How did you know about the music thing?IP: Logged |
charlie Knowflake Posts: 4923 From: Registered: Jun 2012
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posted February 14, 2020 02:42 PM
Saturn in Leo "Bravado is your middle name and courage is your first, you are able to stand tall and represent what matters most to you and this could bring you great success. So long as you don’t fear the audiences you may so easily attract, you may discover that you have a natural gift for performing, or directing others who do. Interestingly this placement likes to work in groups and will often end up becoming the leader, hence you may end up working in governmental organizations, due to your ability to combine tradition with your natural sense of presence.Saturn squares will show you have to work a little harder for the attention which you usually attract so easily and your Saturn return could show you choosing a spouse, who adores you enough for you to have a steady level of contentment in your day to day life. You may have struggled as a child, knowing too surely what it was that you wanted to do and finding the ‘rules’ oppressive, but you will excel when you can make your own choices and dictate the new way forward for those around you. You are a natural leader, use it for kindness and good" I've had issues with this placement. When I was a child, I WAS that kind of Leo Saturn! I loved having an audience and I loved being in plays etc but then something happened and I withdrew and became...umm..not so much "Leo". It took me (this is no lie) 25 years to own this placement again and now I feel comfortable with the audience I attract. I do have to watch myself though, so that I don't become too exhuberant..
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Aries23Degrees Knowflake Posts: 8328 From: South Africa Registered: Dec 2012
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posted February 14, 2020 03:16 PM
Saturn in Scorpio. Seen the ills of the world? Absolutely. Even those closest to me. And I don't forget them either- which leads to deep distrust. I have also experienced the pain of being abandoned emotionally. And I think water Saturn highlights that poignantly-making intimacy harder as one grows older. In Scorpios case,it is sexual intimacy which is linked to trust. I have met quite a few with sexual hangups and inhibitions due to an inability to trust anyone enough to let them get close. Am I learning to laugh and focus on what I can change? Yes. I refuse to indulge my mind too deeply on the negative. It makes one cynical and not a joy to be around. Its not so important as it was to have others "see" the truth now. Even as I may get occasionally frustrated with their oblivious nature. But I realize it's not my job to "unearth" or make revelations at all.Just do me. To reprogram myself & unlearn deep,harmful psychological conditioning is more about ME than it is for anyone else. IP: Logged |
Selenite Knowflake Posts: 1940 From: Lyra Registered: Aug 2013
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posted February 14, 2020 03:38 PM
Saturn in Pisces 7H, trine Venus, opposite Mars. Yes it's in mutual reception with my neptune in cap, so i feel an amplified need for creativity daily or i get sad. as for helping others being stronger than a chemical fix --- yes it is maybe just as strong the things that get me down are just the world in general! almost nothing else depletes my soul as much as reading the news or hearing about the hypocrisy and evils of humanity. philosophy and music are the only things keeping me going. and love oh! and i just said the other day that my dreams almost seem more important or 'real' than reality sometimes. i say that a lot actually! you know what? i don't think i've ever identified more with an astrological placement description than the one you wrote. maybe my moon square neptune amplifies it even further? anyway, it was a good description IP: Logged |
GalacticCoreExplosion Knowflake Posts: 1077 From: Somewhere Registered: Sep 2019
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posted February 15, 2020 02:23 PM
Think it's pretty accurate and well written. Thank you for sharing. Self has a complex Saturn though, it's in Virgo but cusping Libra, and conjunct Libra Moon. Since neither Cancer nor Moon are highlighted otherwise, but Capricorn is (ruler of Sun and Mercury Signs, and co ruler of Venus and Desc), Saturn becomes a more receptive and highlighted symbol (2nd only to the Sun, the chart ruler) for this chart (meaning, whatever is connected to it, Sign, House, and especially Planetary wise, becomes more highlighted). This makes for a softer, more Feminine, more right brained, and less harshly critical Virgo Saturn. It also brings in a strong psychic and spiritual focus since the Moon rules the 12th--the close sextile with angular Uranus, and the wide square with 5th House Neptune also emphasizes these focuses. Hence, in some ways, I do not fully relate to the delineation of Virgo Saturn. But there is some of that perfectionist, critical, etc side. IP: Logged |
Nadja Knowflake Posts: 430 From: Finland Registered: Nov 2018
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posted February 15, 2020 04:17 PM
I have Saturn in Sagittarius. (In the 3rd house, opposite Sun and Chiron, trine Jupiter, loosely square Moon, loosely conjunct Uranus. By declination parallel Neptune.) Your description is pretty accurate indeed! I've always been a bigger picture kind of gal, in several ways. I like exploring a subject to the point that I have an intuitive grasp of the big picture and can let go of the pesky details. I also tend to see the bigger picture when it comes to any problems that arise, be it practical issues or more emotionally related ones. I'm a decent problem solver because of it. I have more of a holistic view and don't tend to get stuck on little details. Eclectic collector? Yes, definitely! Of anything that brings me pleasure. Books, art, perfume, clothing, jewelry... as well as intangible experiences and knowledge. I know a little bit about everything. Definitely bad at adulting though. I've gotten better at it since my Saturn return (which was rather untroubled), but it's not my strong suit. I struggle through doing boring things by listening to podcasts or other audio entertainment while doing so, but if faced with the choice of either reading or doing some dull chore, I'll pick reading every time. Good thing I made it my profession, as a librarian. Whenever I pick up a book I can say that I'm working, and it will actually be true! I've thankfully been very lucky when it comes to roof over my head and money in the bank. Maybe it's that Jupiter trine, or something else... but experience has ingrained in me a deep trust that providence will provide and everything will turn out ok in the end. Every struggle I've had has taught me something valuable, or brought me to a better situation in life, so I don't really have any fears. These days I live very much in the moment, and that's where I'm happiest. I don't dwell on the past or worry about the future. IP: Logged |
Dons2angelss Knowflake Posts: 752 From: Virginia, US Registered: Jan 2019
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posted February 15, 2020 04:58 PM
quote: Originally posted by Aries23Degrees: Saturn in Scorpio. Seen the ills of the world? Absolutely. Even those closest to me. And I don't forget them either- which leads to deep distrust. I have also experienced the pain of being abandoned emotionally. And I think water Saturn highlights that poignantly-making intimacy harder as one grows older. In Scorpios case,it is sexual intimacy which is linked to trust. I have met quite a few with sexual hangups and inhibitions due to an inability to trust anyone enough to let them get close. Am I learning to laugh and focus on what I can change? Yes. I refuse to indulge my mind too deeply on the negative. It makes one cynical and not a joy to be around. Its not so important as it was to have others "see" the truth now. Even as I may get occasionally frustrated with their oblivious nature. But I realize it's not my job to "unearth" or make revelations at all.Just do me. To reprogram myself & unlearn deep,harmful psychological conditioning is more about ME than it is for anyone else.
Hit the nail on the head, unfortunately IP: Logged |
Plut0nian2 Knowflake Posts: 1049 From: Registered: Apr 2014
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posted February 15, 2020 09:09 PM
I feel I relate more to Saturn in Scorpio than Saturn in Aqua. I natally have Saturn in Aqua in 8th H (which is why I read the Scorpio Saturn interpretation)IP: Logged |
Lerena Knowflake Posts: 1374 From: Registered: May 2015
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posted February 16, 2020 12:03 AM
Saturn in Aquarius. quote: You have probably conformed very successfully throughout your life
No, I haven't. I've always felt like an outcast and treated like an outcast (usually unintentionally by others).For some reason, I relate more to Saturn in Scorpio's interpretation than the description of Saturn in Aquarius written here. I also relate to Saturn in Capricorn to some degree, which might be a result of Saturn's semi-square to my North Node in Capricorn. While it's a minor aspect, this is the tightest aspect in my entire chart. We're talking within 5 minutes tight. As for why I relate to Saturn in Scorpio, my guess is having Saturn in Aquarius square Pluto in Scorpio and Ascendant in Scorpio in my chart. IP: Logged |
moongaze Knowflake Posts: 311 From: Registered: Sep 2016
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posted February 16, 2020 01:47 AM
Aquarius Saturn in the 11th house. I agree with others here in that I've never really conformed either. Anyone who knows me well would know that I am someone who abhors convention and the mainstream. I also know who I am and have since my early twenties. I've already done all my soul searching for that. Setting aside for more introspection would be overkill since I already live in my head. My issue is being too much of a loner and an outcast...putting myself out there. Being a part of groups, networking, and making like-minded friends will be my challenge. Also, to see if my hopes and dreams will come to fruition due to all the work I've put in over the years. My biggest fear is that this will be delayed. IP: Logged |
hypatia238 Moderator Posts: 12900 From: Mercury novile and parallel Pluto, Pluto septile Southnode Registered: Sep 2014
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posted February 16, 2020 12:03 PM
Great article! I can relate to the scorpio one indeed I have that conjunct Pluto in Libra. I feel this lesson you speak of I learned after my saturn return and I was engaging in activism and raising awareness the few years before my Saturn return. After my saturn return I decided to finish getting my masters degree in psychology and focus on helping the world in ways I can control through this field doing counseling.I dont feel I grew up seeing hard things but I have always wanted to see the darkness and be fully aware of the different shades of grey and dark that manifest in the world. I never wanted to bury my head in the sand. Saturn in Scorpio in the 10th near the 11th shows my time doing activism and choosing a career in psychology, both involved shining light to the darkness, talking about the darkness so change or healing and transformation are possible in a more collective way (activism, saturn near 11H, pluto rules 11H) and one on one (saturn in scorpio conjunct pluto in libra in the 10H, counseling services). IP: Logged |
hypatia238 Moderator Posts: 12900 From: Mercury novile and parallel Pluto, Pluto septile Southnode Registered: Sep 2014
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posted February 16, 2020 12:08 PM
quote: Originally posted by moongaze: Aquarius Saturn in the 11th house. I agree with others here in that I've never really conformed either. Anyone who knows me well would know that I am someone who abhors convention and the mainstream. I also know who I am and have since my early twenties. I've already done all my soul searching for that. Setting aside for more introspection would be overkill since I already live in my head. My issue is being too much of a loner and an outcast...putting myself out there. Being a part of groups, networking, and making like-minded friends will be my challenge. Also, to see if my hopes and dreams will come to fruition due to all the work I've put in over the years. My biggest fear is that this will be delayed.
I can relate... don't see it as your dreams been delayed, sometimes Saturn wants you to have a few life experiences first before it rewards your hard work and puts you in a certain path. Like if I would have become a counselor before my Saturn return there are quite a few life experiences that I would not have had and those life experiences were also part of my Saturn in scorpio journey. IP: Logged |
SwissViking Newflake Posts: 12 From: Subotica,Serbia Registered: Feb 2020
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posted February 16, 2020 01:19 PM
You are in-tune with the basic principles of Saturn, as you are methodical and grounded and appreciate that it takes time and effort to get the outcomes you desire. You tend to appreciate good food and fine dining and may be either a great cook or a pedantic food critic. Either way, you appreciate the senses and have a bit of a flair for gardening and growing things also. Your Saturn squares will mark times when you become aware of the realities of life and the resistance we all encounter trying to achieve our goals.The Saturn return for you may show a very different perspective and as one who is in touch with the tangible, commercial world, you may decide to change careers or lifestyles quite unexpectedly. Money is quite a priority to you until you make some and realize that it isn’t anywhere near as fulfilling as being outdoors in nature. Finding the balance between worldly success and the natural life around you will be your point of finding happiness and true fulfillment. What we give back to the land, is more important than making our mark in life, as it will last for longer. agreed money has no importance for , all that matters is life and my land - i live on a farm so yea i feel my saturn is right at "home" haha
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Plut0nian2 Knowflake Posts: 1049 From: Registered: Apr 2014
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posted February 16, 2020 04:09 PM
quote: Originally posted by moongaze: Aquarius Saturn in the 11th house. I agree with others here in that I've never really conformed either. Anyone who knows me well would know that I am someone who abhors convention and the mainstream. I also know who I am and have since my early twenties. I've already done all my soul searching for that. Setting aside for more introspection would be overkill since I already live in my head. My issue is being too much of a loner and an outcast...putting myself out there. Being a part of groups, networking, and making like-minded friends will be my challenge. Also, to see if my hopes and dreams will come to fruition due to all the work I've put in over the years. My biggest fear is that this will be delayed.
I relate to the parts in bold. As always the rest of the natal aspects, house placements etc play a huge role and can alter things. My Satutn though is unaspected since it doesn't make major aspects tighter than 8 orbs. I have Uranus opposing Sun and ASC. Being a loner can come from many other placements especially Neptunian/Plutonian/Saturnian in nature for example Sun in 12th H. I have others placements that indicate lonelness and living in your hear is definately Neptunian/Uranian trait. I have both and I feel you. I was living in my head 80% of the time if not more for the first 16-17 years of my life, then it gradually faded. I wanna go back to that state so bad, I have difficulty doing it now even with music. I feel like that state was less harmfull for me mentally and emotionally. I agree with the article that I never considered myself an outcast or weird, however others seem to think I'm unconventional for unimportant imo reasons, like not wanting to get married and have kids, for having such a good time by myself and not needing to be around people in general (loner), for being myself and stuff like that.
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Aries Eagle Moderator Posts: 1733 From: Λ Ἄρης Λ Registered: Jan 2013
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posted February 16, 2020 04:46 PM
Doesn't Saturn give the opposite traits of a sign? like if Saturn in Leo individual may be afraid to take the spotlight position?Or is it just a slower long term kind of Mars (action-oriented)?
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hypatia238 Moderator Posts: 12900 From: Mercury novile and parallel Pluto, Pluto septile Southnode Registered: Sep 2014
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posted February 16, 2020 05:29 PM
quote: Originally posted by Aries Eagle: Doesn't Saturn give the opposite traits of a sign? like if Saturn in Leo individual may be afraid to take the spotlight position?Or is it just a slower long term kind of Mars (action-oriented)?
I love how you are conceptualizing it, its interesting. I wish I could say that my saturn in scorpio gives me Taurus traits. I could have used some Taurus from the start to keep me more grounded bc Neptune was too strong in my chart although I feel I have neutralized this energy and learned to channel it better now. I would say that saturn grows wiser with time and were saturn falls you develop more those traits in your life time and learn lessons involving that theme. For example, I remember as a child wanting to develop my intuition and ability to read people and get to the core of their essence quickly. I ended up studying psychology and astrology, both fields that help me develop that skill more over time. I would say that sex had a lot of power over me and now that saturn has reached its age of maturity (happens around 35-36) it doesn't anymore. I feel I integrated the lesson that there are consequences to merging with someone and that I have more power over others than I realize that I become romantically involved with and that I give too much power to others too over me through sex/intimacy and this type of merging comes with consequences. Essentially though I feel saturn taught me about the power of sex and not letting it have power over me but also helped me understand better the power I have over others too and taught me I need to be more mindful with this power and who I get involved with bc this sort of thing can break people or push people over the edge if they are not in a mentally healthy place or in a strong place in their life. I just didnt get it that I had power. I guess I learned about the consequences of sex and merging at a deeper level which is the only type of sex I enjoy and doing this in the context of a committed relationship and surrendering fully or casual relationships and in both cases there are consequences. At the end of the day though we all have to take responsibility for our own healing but it doesn't take away we need to try to be mindful with the power we have and also we have the responsibility to protect ourselves as we open up more deeply to others and merge a part of our soul with theirs by managing our expectations well. IP: Logged |
Aries Eagle Moderator Posts: 1733 From: Λ Ἄρης Λ Registered: Jan 2013
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posted February 17, 2020 07:37 AM
quote: Originally posted by hypatia238: I love how you are conceptualizing it, its interesting.I wish I could say that my saturn in scorpio gives me Taurus traits. I could have used some Taurus from the start to keep me more grounded bc Neptune was too strong in my chart although I feel I have neutralized this energy and learned to channel it better now.
I must correct my self Saturn doesn't give opposite traits of sign instead it RESTRICT it till reaching maturity... i don't remember where i've read this.
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Aries Eagle Moderator Posts: 1733 From: Λ Ἄρης Λ Registered: Jan 2013
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posted February 17, 2020 07:53 AM
quote: 12. Saturn in Sagittarius You have a great ability to see ‘the bigger picture’ and the broader concepts in life.
That fits me well also I have Uranus conjunct Saturn in Sagittarius 3rd house so i'm like a revolutionary philosopher Thanks Waxlobster. IP: Logged |
hypatia238 Moderator Posts: 12900 From: Mercury novile and parallel Pluto, Pluto septile Southnode Registered: Sep 2014
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posted February 17, 2020 07:15 PM
quote: Originally posted by Aries Eagle: I must correct my self Saturn doesn't give opposite traits of sign instead it RESTRICT it till reaching maturity... i don't remember where i've read this.
It was still a cool thought experiment to consider. IQ did talk about the POINT of FREEDOM been the opposite sign of your saturn sign..there is a thread on that here and it was a cool concept and had wisdom to it. He says to develop and integrate into your life more of the opposite sign of saturn to free yourself from its karmic restrictions I am guessing...the thread definitely has a good foundation for a good discussion, I will bump it up. IP: Logged |
girlwiththerainysoul Knowflake Posts: 2456 From: Into the wormhole on Saturn's ring Registered: Jul 2016
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posted February 19, 2020 02:05 AM
Hi waxlobster!Thanks for posting your article. I love reading your blog, and I really enjoyed this particular one. IP: Logged |
colorful butterfly Knowflake Posts: 2152 From: USA Registered: May 2015
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posted February 21, 2020 01:05 AM
I have Saturn In Virgo. Yes this sounds right. I read that mine being in the 12th house conjunct my northern node. Something about taking care of my emotional health but when I had my Saturn return , I found out I had OCD from mental health doctors. I learned a lot about how to take care of my stresses and to allow myself to be human. The music thing is very true.IP: Logged |
waxlobster Knowflake Posts: 872 From: Birmingham Registered: Mar 2011
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posted February 25, 2020 08:41 AM
quote: Originally posted by Ayelet: Hi, I only read Saturn in Virgo. How did you know about the music thing?
It's my job to know Ayelet ;-) Mostly I know from observing and listening to people for 20+ years :-) ------------------ Follow me on www.facebook.com/waxyjo fo regular updates on my articles and book readings. I am also now writing for Ask Astrology about more than just astrology: www.askastrology.com/6-ways-to-interpret-the-synchronicities-in-your-life/ Shalom and blessings~~~ IP: Logged |
waxlobster Knowflake Posts: 872 From: Birmingham Registered: Mar 2011
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posted February 25, 2020 09:02 AM
Thanks for the feedback Charlie, for sure the emphasis changes in our lives and I know the Vedic astrologers attribute certain periods to certain planetary vibes. There’s another style of astrology which works on a house system, attributing the first year of your life with your first house, the second with your second, it’s used for health predictions and is quite an interesting way to look at it all. In your case I would assume that you have had to put others’ needs before your own in the intervening time. It’s impossible to be our true selves without a good dose of alone time/self time and that’s simply untenable at times. The good news is that you’re stepping back into a period where you can be more expressive and free Bravo, don’t reign yourself in too much….it’s YOUR life!! ♥Thanks for your insights and feedback there Aries23Degree ♥ Thanks so much for your positive insight Selenite ♥ that means a lot. I felt the article was ‘channelled’ as I didn’t ever really ~consciously~ think about Saturn along these lines really before. It’s lovely to know that it resonates. ♥ High five – GalacticCoreExplosion, I also have an out of sign Moon-Saturn conjunction and it sure does add its own flavour into the mix doesn’t it! I find that Virgo tends to be more self evaluating than critical, in its higher octave; the healer, rather than the wound. :-) You know yourself too well not to transcend I do believe :-)
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waxlobster Knowflake Posts: 872 From: Birmingham Registered: Mar 2011
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posted February 25, 2020 09:12 AM
Hi Nadja, thanks for your positive feedback and insights and excellent that you work as a librarian! How funky is that!! :-)Thanks Dons2angels! Interesting Plutonian and Lerena and Moongaze that you all find you don’t relate to the Saturn in Aquarius write-up….almost as if you are both keen to rebel hahaha!! Certainly you are making a point of not conforming right now. Seems like a hit a nerve there….sorry guys… :-) Thanks Hypatia, I appreciate the feedback, we do integrate the Saturn lessons differently after the return don’t we. ♥ Thanks SwissViking, appreciate it Thanks girlwiththerainysoul – how lovely that you read my blog, thank you. I am only writing for AskAstrology at the moment, so I hope the broader selection of material is still interesting. ♥ Thanks colourfulbutterfly, what a lovely name, it has a musical/poetic vibe to it. I would imagine you to connect to music just through that choice. ♥
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