We continue to study the aspects that make up the building blocks of astrology. My chart shows a Sun trine Saturn aspect. I’m going to post what I can find about the specifics pertinent to this chart and we’ll see if it rings true.
SATURN RETROGRADE MEANING & MORE
In astrology, Saturn is the great malefic. Known for its serious, cold, and sometimes harsh influence, it is the planet that rules time, karma, responsibility, and wisdom. As the traditional ruler of Capricorn and Aquarius, Saturn is the master architect of the zodiac by representing the way we respond to authority, status, and discipline in our lives.
SATURN RETROGRADE MEANING
Sometimes, Saturn appears to move backward in the sky; this visual backward motion is known as Saturn retrograde. Saturn stations retrograde once every year, spending around one-third of the year retrograde—these retrogrades normally last four and a half months. Overall, Saturn spends about thirty-six percent of its time in retrograde.
While the retrograde movements of other planets like Mercury and Neptune tend to show a debilitation of their qualities, Saturn's boundaries and limiting powers are actually enhanced—often bringing outdated lessons and reality checks. When the Lord of Karma retrogrades, karmic debts are sorted out by blending the past with the present and the future. But not all is negative. As a fair and wise teacher, Saturn retrograde will bring rewards our way—especially if real efforts were made during the time it was direct.
SATURN RETROGRADE EFFECTS
Saturn naturally rules boundaries, limits, responsibilities, discipline, and authority. During any Saturn retrograde transit, we may revisit or review those topics associated with Saturn or feel as if we are given a momentary reprieve from the typical effects of Saturn transits, which may include pressure and a sensation of burden, fear, or frustration. Similar to all retrograde transits, Saturn's retrograde periods are excellent for reviewing what we have learned thus far from Saturn's transits with a view to continuous improvement. Saturn retrograde periods are also ideal for revisiting form or structure and understanding how something may best be built to stand the test of time.
Because Saturn is a slow-moving planet, transits from Saturn to a natal planet normally last two and a half months; if any of our natal planets fall within the degrees of Saturn's retrograde transit, however, the resulting transits may add up to eleven months overall. This is one key reason that Saturn retrograde transits are important: very easily, Saturn transits can dominate an entire year of our lives.
SATURN RETROGRADE IN THE NATAL CHART
Since Saturn spends roughly one-third of the year in retrograde, there's a good chance you may have Saturn retrograde in your birth chart.
Retrograde planets in the birth chart are sometimes described as being unable to fully express themselves or having oddball, round-about ways of manifesting their influence. Just as common is the idea that retrograde planets in the natal chart only begin to emerge successfully later in life after much introspection and adjustment.
In traditional astrology, however, retrograde planets are not seen as merely misguided, but as being thoroughly weakened. Speed and visibility were both important considerations to ancient astrologers, and on both accounts, retrograde planets are at a disadvantage. Fast-moving planets were interpreted as being active and able to bring about their significations, while slow-moving planets, like ones in retrograde, were deemed too sluggish to do their job properly. Equally, during the retrograde transits of some planets, they can appear to disappear from the sky; theoretically, their presence disappears from the natal chart.
Part of Saturn's job in our natal charts is to help us befriend our inner patriarch, an archetype we can call upon when we need authority, discipline, and no-nonsense feedback. To that end, Saturn retrograde in the natal chart can suggest that our father-figure was absent or uninvolved in such a way that precluded our ability to develop self-esteem and inner security. As an effect, Saturn retrograde can inhibit one's abilities to create effective boundaries at work or in relationships; there may exist a persistent need to always respond in the affirmative. We may suffer from repressed fears, feelings of inadequacy, or a nagging sense that despite our best efforts, we could have done more, better, or different.
Over time, the power of Saturn retrograde in the natal chart can be harnessed towards success; if we can learn to filter the inbound messages from our inner critic, we can focus on what's helpful and ignore what's unnecessarily hurtful.
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Saturn in House Three
Saturn in the 3rd House Overview:
Saturn in the 3rd house is a placement that can indicate a childhood marked by loneliness and isolation. The ability to interact and engage with peers and relatives may have been altogether stunted and inhibited by shyness and social fears. With Saturn in house 3, there may be a lack of communicativeness although verbal abilities may become advanced especially during the formative years. While Saturn in the 3rd house can suppress the volume of speech displayed by an individual, it could also foster a more concise and better quality of speech. People with this placement may use an economy of words and place emphasis on accuracy and correctness. For this reason, they may be well suited as grammarians and teachers of language.
Moreover, they may be very observant of the details and context of people’s speech as well as the content of their surroundings. In the 3rd house, Saturn confers a more organized mental orientation. The way of thinking may lean towards black and white logic and there may be a preference for convention rather than novelty. Although there may be a lack of interest in frivolous banter and chit chat, the capacity for composing well thought out speeches and long form writing may be highlighted by this placement. Additionally, Saturn in the 3rd house may emphasize the importance of truthful speech and also being true to one’s word. Such a person may also be drawn to ideologies and systems of ideas that help provide structure to their lives and their understanding of other people.
Saturn in the 3rd House key Traits: good critical thinking skills, cynicism, loneliness, lack of communication, boredom, good analytical ability, dislike small talk, good with systems, good writer, overthinking, good with directions, some social phobias.
The 3rd House:
The 3rd house in astrology is the house of communication. It corresponds to the sign of Gemini and its planetary ruler, Mercury. This house covers the realm of our platonic interactions with others in our immediate environment, education, short trips, messaging and communication and also neighbors, siblings and relatives. The 3rd house relates to our mental orientation and what we find mentally stimulating and interesting. We look to the 3rd house to discern something about where our intellectual interests lay and what we enjoy learning about. Having Saturn in the 3rd house for example may indicate a fascination with history and architecture. It can suggest a personality that is logical and fact-oriented and good at following steps and procedures. Additionally, their communication style may tend to be concise, clear and to the point.
The Planet Saturn:
The planet Saturn in astrology represents limitation, restraint, discipline, hard work, ego development, authority and consequences.. Its influence fosters a desire to conserve resources, pull back and exercise caution. Saturn is regarded as a malefic planet meaning that its presence often carries negative effects on an individual. It can manifest an overly serious demeanor and a tendency to miss out on some of the joy and pleasure of living life. Saturn is also connected with karma, especially negative karma that comes back to bite us when we’ve made stupid or foolish decisions. Furthermore, Saturn engenders a respect and reverence for authority and hierarchical structures. Its focus is to restore order and minimize chaos. Additionally, Saturn is associated with isolation and self reliance.
Saturn in the 3rd House Natal:
Those who have Saturn in the 3rd house of their natal chart may have suffered loneliness as a kid. Interactions with others may have been limited by shyness and social inhibition. Such persons may have struggled to make friends or otherwise kept the number of friends down to a select few. They are not likely to be terribly social or inclined to strike up many conversations with strangers and people they don’t know very well. For them, the barrier for getting to know new people is much greater. They may have to learn through experience how to break the ice and engage with others in a more casual sense. Loneliness can be an issue for them as they may be more fond of ideas and information than people. They may find camaraderie with others based on shared intellectual interests and values.
With Saturn in the 3rd house, early schooling may have been aided by good study habits and persistence. With hard work, individuals with this placement may be able to excel in writing and language arts and possibly computer science. Their powers of communication may not be as evident in their verbal speech but more so in their written word. Saturn confers a lack of emotiveness and blockages in the extent to which they engage with others. For them, the ability to formulate their thoughts and compose them in written form may be more preferable to them. They may be well suited for working within communication systems as a facilitator of sorts. Logistics and scheduling people around a task or goal may be among their stronger suits.
Saturn in the 3rd House in Cancer – Having Saturn in the 3rd house in Cancer can manifest a very active relationship with siblings and neighbors alike. These individuals are likely to be well known by their family and around the neighborhood. They are expressive and caring and actively interact with the people near and familiar to them. People with this placement may take a special interest in learning about the history of their family and the locations where they grew up. They take a general interest in learning about the historical significance of many locations.
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Sun in the 7th House
Sun in House Seven
Sun in the 7th House Overview:
The Sun in the 7th House is a placement where the ego centric energy of the Sun is forced to collaborate and cooperate with others. This placement also signifies that the individual may not always get to take the lead in their relationships. Here, the individual must learn to adapt and moderate their self interests in order to receive the rewards of good partnerships and relationships. Sun can develop a sense of self worth and pride around its ability to work with and accommodate others. If the Sun is badly aspected, it could indicate a penchant for selfishness and extracting value from other people at their expense.
The Sun in House 7 can also signify confidence in the area of meeting new people and forming and establishing relationships. They can be good at striking a good impression and presenting themselves in a positive light. They are inclined to being loyal and for them, being in a solid relationship is a source of pride and validation. The Sun in the 7th house doesn’t like to be alone and enjoys having companions who can provide value to them and also bolster their ego and self confidence.
Sun in the 7th House key Traits:
loyal
superficiality
attractiveness
supportive
codependent
chivalrous
giving
The 7th House:
The 7th house in astrology is known as the house of relationships. It corresponds to Libra and its ruler Venus. This house represents marriage, partnerships, joint ventures and collaborations. It also includes contracts, lawyers, counselors and also rivals and competitors. This house governs the realm of how we share and negotiate with others for the purpose of mutual benefit. It relates to our need for companionship and strong alliances.
This is also the house of the “shadow self” being that it stands opposite the 1st house which represents the individuality and ego conscious self. Planets and aspects formed in this house can indicate how well we are able to manage our long term relationships. The planets that occupy this house can inform us as to what type of qualities desire in a partner and relationship. Additionally, Venus’ placement in the chart can indicate what type of mate we are attracted to.
The Sun in Astrology:
In astrology, the sun represents our vitality, our willpower, core self and conscious ego. The sun is the largest of all the celestial bodies and is the center around which all other planets and luminaries revolve. For this reason, it holds the most significance in a person’s astrology chart and forms the basis of who we are and what we are learning to become as a person. The sun contrasts with the moon in that it represents the more conscious and rational part of our mind. The moon, on the other hand, encompasses the subconscious reactions, impressions and emotions that operate in the background of our psyche.
Sun in the 7th House Natal:
Having the sun in the 7th house within the natal chart, will bring about a sincere partner who strongly invests themselves in their relationships. Companionship and being a part of a joint partnership is an area in which they pride themselves and desire to stand out. Individuals with their sun in the 7th house are driven to distinguish themselves as great spouses, partners and lovers. They don’t like being alone and really feel like they need to be a part of something outside of themselves. They really try to make things work between them and other people. They may do so to the extent that they sometimes downplay or undermine their own needs in order to accommodate and make others happy.
In other cases, the sun in the 7th house can also engender a desire to be the boss (so to speak) within the relationship. They may need to learn how to reconcile their own ego in order to mesh better within their significant others. At times, the ego can get in the way of conciliation and harmony with people. People with this placement in their charts are learning to adjust themselves to the demands and needs of others in relation to themselves. They may need to be willing to relinquish some of that personal power to their partner when it is appropriate. With this configuration, the ego is strengthened through teamwork and support from a capable and supportive partner who complements their strengths.
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Mercury in House Seven
Mercury in the 7th House Overview:
In the 7th house, Mercury serves to render a more emotionally detached but often convivial dynamic to relationships. Partnerships, marriages and contracts of all sorts are likely to benefit form Mercury’s gifts of communication and rationality. Within the natal chart and as a transit, Mercury in the 7th house is a placement that can facilitate greater understanding concerning perspectives between individuals and their close associates. This placement can signify good interpersonal rapport that features a lot of light-hearted discussion and communication. People with this placement may find themselves drawn to others based on how interesting and enjoyable their company is more than for their physical attributes.
For them, a beautiful mind is a very sexy thing and they desire someone who can provide interesting conversation or at least a thoughtful audience for their verbal musings. This placement is one in which relationships and relations with others can flourish. Differences of opinion and disputes can often be settled in a civil manner without degressing into nasty and bitter battles. With Mercury in the 7th house, the rational mind is brought more heavily to bear on the management and arbitration of obligations to others. The give and take tends to be fair and balanced in the name of what is objectively best for everyone involved. Here now is a look at Mercury in the 7th house and how its influence affects us as both a natal chart placement and a transit.
Mercury in the 7th House key Traits: conscientious, diplomatic, helpful, insightful, fair, conversational, picky, attentive, understanding, persuasive, collaborative, amenable, capricious, engaging, amusing, witty, unpredictable, expressive.
The Planet Mercury:
In astrology, Mercury is a very important planet and essentially represents the intellectual mind, the way we think and communicate. It is the fastest planet in our solar system and also the smallest and closest to the sun. It is named after the ancient Roman’s mythical messenger of the gods. Mercury signifies our rational side, our use of language and our ability to think on our feet, solving problems or processing information. Where Mercury is placed within a chart can indicate something about the style and form of communication an individual is likely to display or prefer.
When Mercury is afflicted or blocked in some way, it can give rise to willful ignorance, cognitive dissonance, misinformation, propaganda, unsound thinking and anger based on misconceptions. Wherever Mercury is placed, will signify the manner of intellectual interest or mental activity associated with that area. In the sign of Leo for example, it can indicate someone who is more fixed in their thinking and may be somewhat intellectually pompous. At the same time, they may have a flare for communication that makes them very captivating and dramatic speakers.
Mercury in the 7th House Natal:
Mercury in the 7th House of the natal chart indicates an individual for whom the mental connection with another person is of great significance. For them, relationships are a matter of transaction and mutual exchange. They can be very communicative with their partners whether platonic or romantic and seek to keep them informed about what they are thinking and feeling. Having Mercury in the 7th house indicates that an individual’s thinking style and way of communicating is strongly attached or linked to their relations with other people.
The style and expression of their Mercury will be determined by what astrology sign it is placed with. But, regardless what sign that happens to be, this placement reveals that communication and intellectual interests will be emphasized in the house of marriage and relationships. Since the 7th house is also concerned with contracts and business partnerships along with counseling and mediation, this Mercury placement can foster a greater understanding for matters of legal and financial significance.
People who have their mercury in the 7th house are likely to take a special interest in the psychology and dynamic of relationships of many different forms. This can draw them into careers or professions such as marriage counselors, divorce attorneys, self-help gurus, personal trainers, business managers and agents, and tutors. Their intellectual interests and curiosities are couched in a fundamental concern about other people.
Additionally, Mercury in the 7th house can manifest a stronger need for feedback and intellectual companionship from others. In their relationships they seek partners that are mentally compatible and on a similar wavelength as them. Therefore, they’re less likely to be enamored or infatuated with others based entirely on appearance and physical lust. Their communication and thinking style, whatever that may be, will be highly shaped or constrained by their attachment and relations with others.
The type of explosive and volatile emotions that can so often unravel and break down relationships are less likely to be an issue for those with Mercury in the 7th house. Communication is, after all, one of the most important aspects of a relationship and so in the 7th house, Mercury serves to stimulate the desire and ability to communicate and maintain mutual understanding between two or more parties. These individuals especially enjoy the quiet intimacy of pillow talk and fireside chats.
If they are not already in a relationship, they will certainly be willing to mingle and interact with many potential partners. They typically enjoy good friendships with their romantic mates as well as the people they deal with on a regular basis. They are able to work things out in a cordial manner and focus on what is fair and objective. One thing they may have to consider is that since they are so friendly and conversational with people both in and outside their relationships, some partners may feel they have to compete for their attention which can foster feelings of jealousy and resentment in them.
Mercury retrograde in the natal chart does not have to be perceived as negative; on the contrary, the apparent retreat of the planet of communication, at the moment of your birth, makes you a carrier of interesting qualities, such as a strong intuition.
Mercury is the planet that governs communications, mental processes, thinking, adaptability, creativity, the way of understanding the world, and short trips.
Mercury’s retrogradation occurs every 4 months, for a period of three weeks. From a general perspective, during this transit, problems may affect means of transport and electronic equipment, and scenarios that we thought were overcome are repeated.
However, it is possible to take advantage of the apparent retreat of the messenger Mercury to practice introspection; rethink our perspective; and go to the bottom of several issues.
Precisely, the natives with Mercury retrograde in the Natal Chart are characterized by being reflective individuals; intuitive; with a tendency to introspection, and an alternative way of thinking.
Although there may be some mistrust in their own ideas (and the expression of them in public), these are people capable of focusing, materializing their thoughts, and overcoming limitations.
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MERCURY RETROGRADE IN THE NATAL CHART: WHAT DOES IT TEACH US?
To understand the challenges faced by people with Mercury retrograde in the natal chart, it is necessary to know the location of the warrior planet in astrological houses by Zodiac sign.
Mercury retrograde in Libra encourages you to make (fair) decisions for yourself, and not postpone the inevitable; and in Scorpio, to turn one’s shadow into an ally, and not into the voice of the inner tyrant.
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The Sun In Scorpio: Personality
Individualistic
Scorpios are mysterious, powerful people, and the Sun in Scorpio intensifies these traits. The Sun represents individuality, and Scorpions keep their personality close to the vest. Because of this, others only see a darker facade that they maintain as long as possible while silently figuring out everyone else.
Intuitive
Having this kind of intuitive nature means Scorpios can sometimes be intimidating. While they are closed off to the rest of the world, they know exactly what’s happening around them. And the Sun in Scorpio amplifies their ability to read any situation. This often gives them an edge in their career.
Positive Traits of the Sun in Scorpio
The Sun in Scorpio people love a good challenge and will face any adversity head-on. Give them a goal, and they will not only reach it, but they will also go beyond to the next level as soon as possible. And while they go after something with everything they’ve got, they are also incredibly patient.
Because of this balance, they are often extremely successful, which plays into their desire for power. They don’t care about being in the spotlight. They would rather not bother with fame.
All they care about is the fortune and the control that comes along with it. It’s not easy getting close to Sun in Scorpio person. But it is usually a memorable experience or relationship. Scorpios treat everyone they know and love as important and meaningful in their life.
Negative Traits of the Sun in Scorpio
The Sun in Scorpio also makes them intensely loyal. And, because of this, they are fairly possessive of their friends and loved ones. They put as much effort into their relationships as their career. And they expect the same amount of effort back. This can be overbearing for some, who may be more easy-going or carefree in their lifestyle.
It can be difficult to hang with the Scorpio Sun sign unless you understand their immense depth. Scorpios maintain a cool exterior. But, there is plenty of chaos going on underneath. They have many layers struggling with the emotions of being a water sign. They experience life in a very intense manner.
Sun in Scorpio natives take in everything going on around them. They process it in a way that strains their physical, mental, and emotional state. Because of this, it’s important to give the Scorpio man or woman their space once in a while. This helps them fully recharge and regroup.
Understanding the Effects of Sun in Scorpio
Sun in Scorpio people are intense. They throw themselves in situations that make them better. You will never get yourself into trouble. You focus on the things that will bring joy and happiness to your life. With hard work, you will get closer to achieving your goals and aspirations.
Natal Sun in Scorpio wants you to make friends with people that bring out the best in you. Beware of the people you allow into your social circle. It is not everyone that is happy with the progress taking place in your life.
Sun associates with individuality and independence. Sun in Scorpio urges you to be open to receiving help from others. Being independent is good, but at times, you need to be dependent on people who will enable you to take great steps towards your success. Do not shy away from asking for help when you need the same.
Sun in Scorpio Career
You commit fully to the tasks at hand. Sun in Scorpio wealth comes easily to you because you endeavor to make the best of your life. Try and manage your expectations when it comes to taking risks. Take calculated risks that will not cost you in the end.
Sun in Scorpio men and women are committed to the work they do. They will give it their all as long as they get positive results at the end of the day. Always focus on ways to grow yourself. As you elevate your life, do not leave the people around you behind.
Conclusion
You will not find anyone more deeply concerned and involved in what’s going on with those in their inner circle. And they will satisfy anyone they take on as a lover. Only in the bedroom do they allow someone to fathom their deeper levels. You have to be careful not to upset the Scorpio. They have a vicious temper.
If they feel even the least bit slighted, they will unleash their stinger. And, and they are not quick to forgive and forget (if ever). It doesn’t take much for them to feel betrayed. This happens even if the other person made an innocent mistake.
But if you can stay on their right side, they will do anything and everything to make you happy. They take every aspect of life very seriously. And they overcome whatever is thrown their way. While it’s not always sunny skies with a Sun in Scorpio, it is still an exciting venture.
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Moon Trine Sun Natal
Having your moon in a trine aspect with your sun brings an easy flow between your feelings and the way you direct your energy toward a central purpose. Your emotional nature feeds smoothly into your work in the world and you can readily draw upon your imagination to find solutions and inspiration in your endeavors. You may need to be careful at times to not get too carried away with yourself and allow your enthusiasm to override others in your environment. Because of the harmony between your sun and moon, there is a smooth circulation between your intuitive impression of what to do and your capacity for claiming the authority for bringing it about. While having this harmonizing trine between the two luminaries indicates some sort of talent that can bring you public accomplishment, it can also be a source of protection and nurturance you provide to others. You can be a stabilizing presence to others you are in a relationship with when you make space for listening to their needs and responding with empathy.
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The Sun represents our vitality and our conscious ego, the self and its expression. It establishes our will to live and our creative force. It is associated with spontaneity and health. A well aspected Sun will describe a person who has heart, who cares for others both in general, and at the personal level. A poorly aspected Sun will describe a person who either has much more difficulty accessing this love and caring ability. In your chart the position of the sign represents your life purpose and style in which your make your mark in the world.
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The Moon represents our emotional nature, our security and deepest needs. It containts our basic habits and unconscious reactions related to our past karma and upbringing. It is associated with the mother and with feminine energy in general, it is both our inner child and mother. It is responsive, receptive, reflective and instinctual. In our personal chart it shows how we respond to our environment emotionally.
Moon Trine Mercury
The Trine in this aspect indicates an opportunity to reconcile the Moon's instinctive, emotional nature with the intellectual and communicative energies of Mercury. You should experience a few direct conflicts between what’s going on inside you emotionally and what is intellectually.
A channel exists between the conscious and unconscious personality, and you should work to strengthen it. Failure to do so will leave you being pulled in different directions, with stress amplified and much psychological conflict. In order to learn more about your reactions to experiences, observe your emotions and feelings with a slight detachment, and then you’ll be one step closer to balancing the paradoxical Moon-Mercury natures.
You approach life with a relatively open heart and mind and see all experience as contributing to self-development. Even though your Moon may resist life's harsh lessons, you see the positive value that can emerge from difficult times. Through this attitude and heightened sensitivity, you can acquire both insight and knowledge, particularly when perceiving the interconnectedness of information and new ways of using it. This will provide a foundation for ongoing creative expression.
You can be inspired by a desire to harness your natural talents and abilities for social benefit, and your common sense reflects a progressive, optimistic attitude, yet one which is not overly idealistic or blind to life's realities. You recognize that all is not either light or darkness, but that much of life exists in the gray areas in between.
Instead of dwelling on the negative, you prefer to look toward more positive future possibilities, hoping to ensure that hard-won lessons from the past are applied when dealing with present situations. Experiences from the past can serve as stepping-stones which take you forward in life.
You have genuine concern and compassion for others, and a love of fairness and equality of opportunity. In social and intimate family relationships, you will be appreciated for your sympathetic understanding. You help others less fortunate than yourself, and those who are passing through traumatic times of life disruption.
Your emotional anxieties are usually kept hidden, although, in your sharing and helping of others, your previous experiences and lessons may be deliberately mentioned if they serve to support or illuminate problems. You are not the type, however, to unload any current difficulties onto the shoulders of others.
Reason and logic are among your strongest personality elements, although these are colored by your instinctive emotional valuations of people, situations, and circumstances, forming a uniquely personal viewpoint.
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Sun Trine Saturn
The trine helps to reconcile these two planetary energies more successfully, and there is less evidence of any underlying Saturnian tendency to restrict and limit. The positive qualities and abilities of Sun-Saturn contacts are present; responsibility, self-discipline, practicality, patience, organization, reliability, concentration, determination, persistence and honesty. These can all be used to further your ambitions, although you may need to be wary of innate Saturn tendencies towards caution which may prevent you taking advantage of all opportunities.
Determining your solar purpose and tapping into that power will be most important in applying these energies and qualities and gaining insight into your life direction may be a necessary first step to achieve before this trine can be used positively. As you can move through life smoothly without facing obstructive challenges, you may not always feel the need to draw upon your full potential.
You are attracted towards having a 'comfortable life', and with your self-confidence and creativity expect that this will naturally come to pass. You should be able to use personal qualities and resources effectively, especially to produce an intended practical result, and you probably have a sense of appropriate timing which ensures that your actions are successful. This can be used in a variety of employments and careers, especially management, law, politics, conservation, financial services and organizational posts.
You will enjoy assuming any positions of responsibility, but you may experience inner resistances in any environment that is undergoing rapid change due to social or technological progress, as this can clash with your innate conservatism and preference for the familiar. Your lifestyle is likely to reflect mainstream social attitudes, and you will try to develop it in a moderate and balanced manner, looking to create solid foundations and financial security. You prefer life to feel stable and almost predictable and will take each step onwards with a patient attitude, usually rejecting any chances that may lead to speedier progress, yet which also may lead to failure.
A personal philosophy and value system will be established, and once you feel comfortable with your unique worldview you may evade situations which offer valid alternatives to your chosen perspective. In this context, the Saturnian rigidity may act as a limitation, but as your conformity is grounded within established social values, this should not work against you in achieving your ambitions.
Choosing a right partner is important, as he / she needs to be similar in nature to yourself, either wholeheartedly supporting your efforts, or alternatively pursuing his / her own ambitions. Career and social involvement are the probable sphere of mutual endeavor, and personal honesty and integrity are qualities that are expected, as is stability and responsibility in your partnership.
Balance and moderation are two keynotes that will apply across your whole nature and lifestyle, and this will be reflected in your good health and sense of well-being. Feeling respected and loved by others, and acknowledging your own talents, will amplify your self-worth so that you can move confidently onwards on your solar path.