Saturn is
currently just past the middle of its tour through the sign Scorpio. Saturn
changes signs about every two and a half years, and as it transits through our
personal charts it generally represents the areas we will see challenges in.
However challenging, it can also represent some of our most concrete realized
goals as well. Saturn gives us structures and boundaries in our lives.
Saturn will
move through the second half of Scorpio November-December 2014, and on December
23, 2014 it will enter Sagittarius at 11: 33 A.M. for the first time in 30 years,
having last transited this sign 1985-87. It will remain in Sagittarius until
June 16, 2015 when it transits back into Scorpio for a final three months,
entering Sagittarius again September 18,
2015 until December 20, 2017.
Sagittarius
is the sign ruling the ninth house of education, foreign affairs and world view. Many views and viewpoints will change with this Saturn
placement both on an individual level and the collective level.
Sagittarius'
planetary ruler is Jupiter, and Jupiter concerns money, ideals, education, the medical field, religion, churches, young men,
governments and laws. Ideas will change and evolve in our own lives during this
cycle of Saturn, and on the collective
scale or in the world. We can see changes in education, potential scandals in
churches and political scandals and issues over laws and boundaries.
Religion and
government views, laws, education and our world views will come to the forefront, and this transit
will represent a conflict between extremist religious viewpoints, and those of
others. This conflict will not be limited to ISIL and the sharia law they push, but can include extremely
conservative Christian groups and others and we will see many changes and
conflicts.
As Saturn
moves into Sagittarius it will begin its square
to Neptune at 5 degrees of Pisces.
In February 2015, Saturn will move to
4 degrees by the second week of February, coming within a close orb with
Neptune, representing the first square to the planet of dreams, illusions and delusions
at 4-7 degrees of Pisces/Sagittarius.
By late November 2015 Saturn will be in an
exact square to Neptune at 7 degrees of Sagittarius-Pisces and circumstances in
the world and our lives will start to change once again.
While Saturn
rules our structure, Neptune transits tend to dissolve situations over time. Structures, situations and even
relationships may begin to evolve and
dissolve into new situations in some cases if this is aspecting your chart.
As Neptune dissolves that which we consider our structure some things may come
to an end, especially if this aspects a personal planet in your chart.
During this
period we could experience an uncomfortable period time where situations, ideas
or even people dissolve from our lives and the new has not yet emerged. The old
will fade away to make room for the new but it will not happen overnight.
Saturn/
Neptune squares can relate to confusion and lack of clarity, or out and out
lies, told directly by others, or to ourselves.
On the other hand this transit may
help to give concrete realization to long held dreams and during this period
they may take form after a period of time and through a great deal of hard work
and effort.(Saturn)
Some of
those most affected by this transit will be those born February 24-28, May 27-31, August 29-September 2, and November
28-December 2. Others affected will be born in the Neptune in Sagittarius
generation, 1973-74, or anyone with a mutable personal planet
between 5-9 degrees.
On the
collective many ideas will dissolve or change forms. Politics, governments, and
laws will all be affected and we may see changes in the legal status of
marijuana, water shortages and problems with water and the ocean, scandals in
the church, and the spread of disease among other things.
In Mundane
Astrology, Nicholas Champion wrote about Saturn square Neptune: " Green saw this snyod as benefitting
democracy, political changes and reforms. Barbault considers this to be the
paramount cycle which governs the development of socialism-communism. He points
out in 1846 the (transit) was followed by the publication of the Communist
Manifesto, and the main phases of this cycle trace the development and
establishment of the main European Socialist parties around 1882 and then the
Russian Revolution in 1917 immediately following the next one in 1952 saw the
death of Stalin and the beginning of expansion of Soviet Communist influence
out into Africa and the third world." He continues, "It coincided with formal conclusion of
peace treaties following WW11, the explosion of the first hydrogen bomb, and
the death of Joseph Stalin. It also coincided with the death of George VI of
England and the ascension of Queen Elizabeth II., and the beginning of an
important new phase of the evolution of the British monarchy."
Saturn was
last in the sign of Sagittarius November of 1985-November 1988 but did not
square Neptune. Saturn in Sagittarius will work best for Leo, Aquarius, Aries,
Libra, and be more challenging for Sagittarius, Pisces, Virgo, and Gemini or
anyone with mutable personal planets. (Sagittarius, Virgo, Pisces, and Gemini)
In June 2016
Saturn will square Neptune and oppose Jupiter, creating a T- square in the
mutable planets and this is a major planetary configuration that will alter
many things in the world and our lives. A mutable
square's action is variable, less fixed, and more movable. Mutable energy is
also thought to be scattered, unfocused and easily distracted.
Neptune in
Pisces shows the masses and groups of people around the world will not fare
well. Saturn in Sagittarius shows changes in governments, laws and viewpoints,
and Jupiter in Virgo shows auditors (when Saturn was in Virgo banks were the
issue-08) and Jupiter square Saturn is not positive for financial growth, lack
of cohesion in politics, and the spread of disease.
Astrologer
Mitch Lewis believes a cure for Ebola will be found, and wrote "So will Ebola be the end of the world? In a word – NO! Will
it be cured? Of course. When Saturn squares Neptune. Saturn’s restrictiveness
will control the outbreak and lead to a cure. There will be a vaccine developed
that will be worth billions of dollars. Also the virus may have more or less
run its course by the beginning of 2016. There will still be breakouts, but by
then we will be better able to deal with the problem. Unless Ebola mutates very
quickly and becomes airborne before a vaccine can be produced and distributed
it will not be The Stand. And that is very unlikely to happen. But it could
still be very bad before it goes away, at least psychologically.
Viruses run their course. We did not cure the influenza
pandemic of 1918-19. It just burned itself out. Ebola will do the same,
eventually. You can not quarantine the whole world. You can’t stop Ebola or any
other contagion in a global economy. You have to cure it. The crime here is
that we’ve known of its potential for decades. But nobody spent the money to
find a cure because we work in a capitalist system, and why would anyone spend
billions of dollars to cure a disease that may or may not become a pandemic.
What kind of a philosophy is that? What could be more valuable than protecting
ourselves? "
Saturn-Jupiter
has also been associated
with Presidential assassinations.
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