Saturn in Sagittarius

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 an honest and optimistic person, often of religious and noble views; friendly, open and thirsty for knowledge. You have the potential to become a religious leader, missionary, teacher or you selflessly share your knowledge and experiences with others.

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Because of such Saturn position, you usually have some infortune in family life or in making contacts with people closest to you in your early childhood. Often, there is actually separation (or even the loss of one) of the parents involved, but most often alienation of closest family members. It is possible that you get some sort of support and financial aid from your family, but such a position of Saturn, as a rule, doesn't indicate a very happy childhood or doesn't promise the most happy family relations or shows merely your inability to be part of this environment (of your childhood).

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You are diligent, hard-working, disciplined, reliable and responsible. You are methodical, systematic and organized and often have good strategic skills. You respect authorities, experiences, knowledge and traditional values, at the same time, you are enthusiastic about new approaches and methods which could improve existing ones. You are interested in history, also in science and technology.