Saturn in Leo

The outer planets (Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto) travel very slowly and are called generational planets. Neptune and Pluto, for example, have entire generations in the same sign, that is why the position of these planets is not so important in personal horoscope interpretation. However, it is so much more important, if generational planets are at important points, if they form important aspects and their importance, of course, depends on the house they are in.

Saturn is the natural ruler of Capricorn and the planet that represents limitations, uneasiness, distrust, great teacher and karma. Saturn symbolizes the limitations in your life that you have to overcome on your path of personal growth.

The position of Saturn shows how you develop responsibility and discipline. It also importantly influences your career and life ambitions. It represents authorities, the elders hierarchy, time and hard and persistent work.

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You are a very ambitions person; you often yield all your actions to your tendency to be noticed and appreciated. But because you are charismatic, impetuous and at the same time responsible, organized and methodical, you easily get co-workers to your side, often an entire crowd of people follows you.

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Because of Saturn in this position, you are almost always somehow troubled with financial matters. Such a viewpoint often originates from a modest life that your family could afford or, just the opposite, you originate from a wealthy family and are always somehow afraid that such a welfare won't last forever and so have manifold fears and concerns – whether you will always have a reasonably well-off life. But you shouldn't be too afraid, thanks to your innate ambitious nature.

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You are a decisive, disciplined, organized and systematic person. You are interested in history, science and technology, are eager to learn and interested in new ways and approaches, with which you either upgrade or compliment old systems, either replace or change them, if they don't work.