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posted August 11, 2014 02:21 PM            

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Let me clarify and say "weak" Saturn aspects in synastry in my case - though I suppose this would apply if there were none at all in someone else's case.

I have what would be considered "weak" Saturn synastry with my partner (aspecting only outer planets/minor aspects) and it is a little unnerving hearing all of the hype surrounding Saturn.

Could there be success without it?

Our only saving grace is we have strong Saturn in our composite - Sun, Mercury and Venus trine Saturn and Jupiter sextile Saturn - but is this enough?

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From: Venus cornering Neptune
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posted August 11, 2014 05:50 PM            

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This is not weak at all.

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posted August 11, 2014 06:14 PM            

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Well the composite is promising I suppose but what about the synastry? Does composite have more weight long-term? I was more or less concerned about the lack of strong Saturn in the synastry

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posted August 12, 2014 06:35 AM            

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It has to be either in the synastry, or the composite You have strong Saturn in the composite. In the synastry, you must have some minor aspects: check quintile, septile, novile, semisquare, or their bi- version (biquintile etc.)

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