posted July 29, 2014 12:10 PM            

If anyone is experienced with Saturn in astrological readings and would like to offer 1-3 paragraphs about Saturn's role in life and love, please contribute here. I'm seeking info from seasoned astrologers and psychics, but anyone can add something - I'll select the best comments for the RL.

Also, if anyone is up for the less interesting task of searching LL's archives and helping me find interesting threads on Saturn, I would appreciate it! Thanks everyone.

posted July 29, 2014 04:06 PM            

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
I will think about something
This current thread is not bad:
http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum35/HTML/000554.html

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posted July 29, 2014 04:41 PM            

"Saturn and Sun are "enemies" in terms of Saturn ruling Aquarius and opposing Leo. Same logic holds for Saturn ruling Capricorn and opposing Cancer.

However, Saturn "restricts" the potential of the sign it occupies. Cancer is a pessimistic, introverted Sign. There is no harm in Saturn restricting a bit of that behavior. Leo however is a positive, optimistic, extroverted, generous Sign. Saturn here extinguishes the Fire of Leo. It humbles the people here, it prevents them from attaining fame, or destroys them if they attain fame [and forget Saturn ]

Saturn in Leo 5th is the worst of the worst placements, I should have worded my original statement this way, that Saturn in 5th Leo should not be wished even on enemies. This placement effect is akin to a cop whose hands are tied by his Superiors when a robber loots a bank in front of him. The native will have to suffer seeing selfish incompetents get ahead in life. His own success will come, in non-conformance [A bit of Aqua, the opposite sign] but it will always hurt him or her to not be able to help those in need, even as those who can help turn a blind eye. I know hundreds of people in my life with this aspect [nearly every classmate/schoolmate], and speak from experience. More to come about this important generational aspect."

From:http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum24/HTML/205334.html

posted July 30, 2014 12:57 AM            

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Originally posted by Astro keen:
I found this post by iQ on Saturn in Leo:

"Saturn and Sun are "enemies" in terms of Saturn ruling Aquarius and opposing Leo. Same logic holds for Saturn ruling Capricorn and opposing Cancer.

However, Saturn "restricts" the potential of the sign it occupies. Cancer is a pessimistic, introverted Sign. There is no harm in Saturn restricting a bit of that behavior. Leo however is a positive, optimistic, extroverted, generous Sign. Saturn here extinguishes the Fire of Leo. It humbles the people here, it prevents them from attaining fame, or destroys them if they attain fame [and forget Saturn ]

Saturn in Leo 5th is the worst of the worst placements, I should have worded my original statement this way, that Saturn in 5th Leo should not be wished even on enemies. This placement effect is akin to a cop whose hands are tied by his Superiors when a robber loots a bank in front of him. The native will have to suffer seeing selfish incompetents get ahead in life. His own success will come, in non-conformance [A bit of Aqua, the opposite sign] but it will always hurt him or her to not be able to help those in need, even as those who can help turn a blind eye. I know hundreds of people in my life with this aspect [nearly every classmate/schoolmate], and speak from experience. More to come about this important generational aspect."

From:http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum24/HTML/205334.html

Will post more as I find them.

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posted July 30, 2014 07:46 AM            

Saturn is a Task-master, which means refusing to learn its lesson will bring you pain. But who wants otherwise? Who wants a twisted universe without Saturn's just reward and punishment?

And "condemning" people with Saturn in 5th or Saturn ruler of 5th to a life without love/joy, not to mention entire generations with Saturn in Leo is ridiculous.

Where Saturn sits in the chart, enduring results will be achieved and that's where you can find an evolutionary step.

That's my contribution to your thread
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posted July 30, 2014 11:39 AM            

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Originally posted by LeeLoo2014:
It's good to have various opinions, but I strongly disagree with the outdated demonization of Saturn. A manicheistic medieval view. Rubbish! sorry, I don't want to offend anyone. But I challenge everyone considering Saturn a "malefic" to present the overwhelming examples, because my experience shows otherwise.

Saturn is a Task-master, which means refusing to learn its lesson will bring you pain. But who wants otherwise? Who wants a twisted universe without Saturn's just reward and punishment?

And "condemning" people with Saturn in 5th or Saturn ruler of 5th to a life without love/joy, not to mention entire generations with Saturn in Leo is ridiculous.

Where Saturn sits in the chart, enduring results will be achieved and that's where you can find an evolutionary step.

That's my contribution to your thread

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posted July 31, 2014 11:36 PM            

Going back and looking at past events, Saturn has been my get your butt in gear. What ever house Saturn transits, I start to have a focus on that area, and working on improving it.. Honestly the transit square hasn't been bad at all.
Since Saturn starting transiting my h8, I cleared all my debit, I am debit free!!!
Then I wanted more, or well better for my self, so I started looking into if I was able to purchase a house.

I did all my leg work and research, I applied for approval, I was approved.. I found a house, now I'm in the finals escrow stages... Yah me!!!
I'm almost 42, ii will be moving into MY first owned house, just as Saturn will be exactly squaring my stellium., FYI, near my soloar return.
It will be a challenge getting use to the difference, but it's a good challenge!!

What I notice from Saturn, is IF you have your stuff together, you won't suffer, you will be rewarded.
If you don't have it together, you will then suffer from it, so you can get it together!

I've always worked hard, and always had a back up plan, for just in case, when these times happen, I had plan B to fall back on.