Saturn transits and return

This topic was created in the Astrology forum by Saturnlady on Thursday, August 18, 2016 and has 5 replies.

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@Saturnlady
10 Years

Totally understand.

I have saturn moon opposition natally and this combined with a return was the toughest time in my life. It is also square my ascendant. I felt nobody could get me.

These transits are hard but the return was just awful. Everything changed. (my Saturn is in scorpio natally)

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@Librasaurusrex
11 Years500+ Posts

My return has been lovely. I feel like I'm finally in a place where I'm living my life the way I really want to. I have way more responsibility but it's deeply rewarding and satisfying. Also I've developed a strong appreciation for time management and find it much less challenging than ever before. My Conj was like a year ago ish. Sagi 4 degrees I think..

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@Saturnlady
10 Years

I guess Saturn harsh transits to planets are like the followings:

Saturn to the Sun: self-restriction

to the Moon: emotional prison

Mercury: bad news, no words

Venus: lack of self love

Mars: frustration (sexual, physical)

Jupiter: lack of growth/ faith

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@Saturnlady
10 Years

Saturn in composite by Liz Greene:

But when a Sun-Saturn square appears in the composite chart, the relationship cannot go into psychotherapy. The relationship cannot say, of its own volition, "I'm going to work on these feelings of limitation and self-doubt." The relationship does not "feel" self-doubt. Both individuals can work on their own Saturns. But neither may have a Sun-Saturn square, and neither may really understand why, when they are together, something in the relationship thwarts and frustrates their joint goals. The external limitations which often accompany a composite Sun-Saturn may seem strangely impersonal and beyond one's control.