What's SATURN all about?

Saturn is "Scrooge" in the best sense of a description of his energies. Everybody hated Scrooge, but Scrooge was a needed component in one's life (outside of Christmas Eve) since Scrooge kept everyone on their toes with their chores and needed contributions, and thus teaching the importance of self-responsibility. Saturn is also the very old kung-fu master/instructor in "Kill Bill 2," the one who all the pupils despised because he was so intolerable and strict. But like Scrooge, he brought out the best in them after they separated from each other.

Saturn rules financial restrictions, limitations of travel, job firings or refused promotions, back pain and problems, knee pain and problems, authority figures, older people, buildings, cement, land, the color black, the stone onyx, the number 3 (Quabalah), the day of Saturday, gravity, and "that which is real or needed."

Saturn takes 29.5 years to return to the same spot of one's horoscope, otherwise called the Saturn return. It is why people who are 30 are so much different from people who are 27. Edward Snowden had his Saturn return while getting promoted in the ranks of the N.S.A., and responded with deciding to take a fall from such promotions due to the nature of his work. Thus, Saturn energies can cause crisis and depression but can also have a maturation effect that can elevate the maturity of one to high levels, no matter how badly they've been brainwashed.

One must learn to work with Saturn. He is an old bastard that you will love to hate, but he will bring out the best in you in ways that teaches you not to speculate in life's ventures and to stick to old methods that are known to work.

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Malcolm September 26, 2013 at 4:00am

Saturn is "Scrooge" in the best sense of a description of his energies. Everybody hated Scrooge, but Scrooge was a needed component in one's life (outside of Christmas Eve) since Scrooge kept everyone on their toes with their chores and needed contributions, and thus teaching the importance of self-responsibility. Saturn is also the very old kung-fu master/instructor in "Kill Bill 2," the one who all the pupils despised because he was so intolerable and strict. But like Scrooge, he brought out the best in them after they separated from each other.

Saturn rules financial restrictions, limitations of travel, job firings or refused promotions, back pain and problems, knee pain and problems, authority figures, older people, buildings, cement, land, the color black, the stone onyx, the number 3 (Quabalah), the day of Saturday, gravity, and "that which is real or needed."

Saturn takes 29.5 years to return to the same spot of one's horoscope, otherwise called the Saturn return. It is why people who are 30 are so much different from people who are 27. Edward Snowden had his Saturn return while getting promoted in the ranks of the N.S.A., and responded with deciding to take a fall from such promotions due to the nature of his work. Thus, Saturn energies can cause crisis and depression but can also have a maturation effect that can elevate the maturity of one to high levels, no matter how badly they've been brainwashed.

One must learn to work with Saturn. He is an old bastard that you will love to hate, but he will bring out the best in you in ways that teaches you not to speculate in life's ventures and to stick to old methods that are known to work.
- Zurakiel Tetragrammaton > Malcolm September 26, 2013 at 5:39pm
  
  thank you. More pieces to the puzzle have found there fit :)
Luke Skywalker September 26, 2013 at 1:42am
Luke Skywalker September 26, 2013 at 1:41am
Luke Skywalker September 26, 2013 at 1:39am