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Astrology Discussion
The Transit of Saturn in Sagittarius
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Thank you for your answers and comments!
In general, seems less personal - and
more organizing rather than purging.
Pleasant enough to have Jupiter on happier
terms with Daddy Long Legs for the next
year as well...Into Virgo, back to the old
tense family dynamics...
Uranus’ Aries children will be happy to
get some legal support from Dad, as well as
some innovative new erector sets.
Louise Edington I don’t feel my
wings will be clipped in a bad way. I like to
see Saturn as a teacher and that it will be a
period of growth and me becoming more
of a teacher in groups and spiritually as I
head towards becoming an elder though
my second Saturn return (I have Saturn
conjunct my Cap ascendant). There is a
plus to all things But then I have had Pluto
transit almost EVERYTHING in my chart and
am old enough to be able to look back at
the Saturn cycles in my life and see where I
grew despite challenges. I have learned to
stay out of Saturnian fear for the most part.
Louise Edington I also see the square
to Neptune as dissolving of the old dogma
aswell as ‘wars’. Maybe many of us will learn
to be spiritual not caught up in dogma. But
then I am an overly optimistic Sadg.
Katharina Tabitha Marion
Westblikk The lord karma will probably
put attention to our fear for other cultures,
religion will be putvon table. Education
will change and we will political and in
general ask all the good questions and find
sulutions for what to be done in saturn in
capricorn. Structural changes. Personal, col-
lective and global.
Leon Colton So relieved it leaves
Scorpio in general, and my Sun opposi-
tion in particular… Guess I can give some
head ups to what some of us can expect
with that Saturn in Sag, as it travels my 9th
House since 2013
Self-view and world-views can be chal-
lenged and many perceptions and personal
believes are put to test of how seriously
you hold on to them. The personal intu-
ition flow might dry up for a while and in
this case you’ll have to resort to deductive
methods of analysis, especially if you’re
astrologer (oh, it hurts my left brain .
Spiritual life might be put to test as well,
particularly around mutual understanding
and interpretation of your spiritual teach-
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ings. You might have trouble to ‘read’ peo-
ple, as it’s hard to get what does what they
say says.
On the positive note, you emerge out of
this transit with mature, self-responsible
and rounded views, cross-checked and
cross-referenced understanding of reality
as it stands from the consensus-pool-con-
sciousness point of view, which helps to
adapt in the fabric of our society (aka next
chapter of Saturn in Cap)
Laurie Ann Naughtin I am pretty
excited with this move as Saturn the nat-
ural ruler moves into the sign of higher
learning. I really hope this will promote
Astrology and encourage people to study
this wonderful craft. Two words, practical
philosophy. Saturn is leaving my Ninth and
will be entering my 10th, I hope to bring
structure to my business as an Astrologer
and tutor.
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aturn deals with the governance of
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a nation through its administrators
as well as the infrastructure of a nation,
such as roadways, com-
munication systems,
and water systems. It
also represents the agri-
culture business and
the system of getting
food to the table. When
Saturn is in Sagittarius
it represents religious organizations,
judicial systems, and higher education.
Basically, Saturn in Sagittarius slows down
growth in those areas where people have
been striving to make changes. Based on
past historic events when Saturn was in
Sagittarius in the past, you’ll see some of
the following global trends:
The economy
• The economy gets sluggish and
credit becomes easier for the mid-
dle/lower class in hopes of stimulat-
ing the economy.
• Taxes are lowered, leading to less
income for the government and
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decreased social services for the
population.
• The United States goes through a
trade deficit.
• Lower oil prices.
Society
• Continued loss of privacy as com-
panies, such as Google, Uber,
Alibaba, Facebook continue the
data mining, giving them more
knowledge of people’s private lives
than government entities have.
• Underemployment continues to
be a major problem in the United
States and unemployment in
Europe and the Middle East.
The environment
• Focus on the elimination of HFCs
from refrigerators, air-conditioning
units, aerosols, solvents which lead
to the creation of new and more
energy efficient products for con-
sumers.
• Concern over ground-level or tro-
pospheric ozone (O3) continues to
increase in an effort to eliminate
health problems caused by smog
and acid rain as well as the preven-
tion of loss of vegetation.
• Continued design changes in auto-
mobiles to lower vehicle emissions
of nitrogen oxides (NOx).
The Federation of Russia
• Continued emphasis on regaining
what Russian leaders and their pop-
ulation perceive as a loss of world
influence and power.
• Economic problems in Russia due
to lower oil prices and agricultural
problems.
Religion
• Fears of publishing or staging any
creative event or work that is critical
of religions or religious leaders due to
potential violent reprisals.
• Religious leaders using excommu-
nications and other censures to
increase political control over mem-
bers of their religious organizations
and also political control in their
countries of origin. R
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