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Hey guys its Jenx here and I’m back with the Saturn in the houses post just as promised. Enjoy loves,
— Unlike Venus, Saturn is not a soft planet. While Saturn travels at a leisurely pace, Mars travels swiftly. Jupiter is the star’s cheerleader, not Saturn. Schedules, work, and passions are a roadmap that guide you on your path in life for yourself and others. It is plentiful with significance of obtaining: tasks, education, a career, and responsibility. Engagement affects everyone. Saturn talks to you about your errors more than your successes. He is our cosmic alarm. Don’t discuss big stories or scandal with Saturn. Saturn will not make a commitment until it is kept.Saturn takes business seriously. Saturn is the one we can always rely on. Your growth is related to Saturn. Wisdom is derived from what you’ve seen, done, and experienced. All that Saturn taught you can only help you educate others. Saturn is that soil, from our childhood and youth through our challenges, duties, and accomplishments. Let’s not treat Saturn as a simple keyword. And let’s see Saturn for what he really is. 🤎
Saturn in the first
Natives of Saturn in the First House are mature, fiery, self-starters. They are loyal and trustworthy, and they despise disappointing others. They will have a take-charge, domineering demeanor. They might be outspoken or powerful and silent. They were born to be the boss, no matter how they display it. They are entrepreneurial, but they also value tradition. They mix innovative ideas with tried-and-true methods. As a result, Saturn in the First House has a regular structured routine, which makes Saturn happy, as well as a joyful creative outlet, like as music, to satisfy that First House drive for self-expression. Because musicians must rehearse, the First House is a fantastic venue for them to spend their Saturdays. Saturn understands that practice is necessary for success, and Saturn desires success! In addition, the First House wishes to create an impression in this life. They are not content to play it safe or live their lives on the sidelines. Saturn will therefore be of assistance here, calming any First House impetuosity and adding more than a dash of cautious forethought. SUGGESTIONS Don’t tell them what they should do. They want to find things out for themselves via trial and error. They don’t mind going through this procedure since Saturn in the First House doesn’t have to do it right the first time. They understand that everything worthwhile requires patience, and they are prepared to learn from their failures. Natives of Saturn in the First House are aged before their time. Some of them may even claim to have been born elderly. It’s written all on their faces. They have smart eyes, regardless of whether they sparkle or are sad. They were most likely assigned responsibilities as youngsters that well surpassed what was reasonable. They may have had to parent one or both of their parents or siblings. This is the classic latch-key child, who is not necessarily mistreated or abused but is regarded like an adult, and Saturn in the First House children do their best to rise to the occasion. It is natural for people to accept responsibility for themselves and others, whether or not they are in dissatisfaction. The ideal employment for a Saturn in the First House individual is one in which they can work hard, even incessantly, and exercise control or influence over others, and I mean this in a positive manner. Jobs in which Saturn in the First House can safeguard others are also suggested. Consider police officers, security guards, military professions, a UN peacekeeper, firefighters, and other types of inspectors. Consider any career where you are paid to be serious! For Saturn in the First House, a job as an investigative photojournalist in a warzone presenting harsh news and photographs would be ideal. People with planets in the First House seek an adventurous existence. Saturn in the First House has such a serious side to the personality and attitude on life that it will appear regardless of what else is going on in the chart. Remember that these locals are passionate, thus their careers and lives must reflect this. They can’t just go to work and come home every day. For Saturn in the First House, all work and no recreation is a risk. Saturn in the First House is an adult. They can handle adult responsibilities, but they can also be irritable. There is a tendency to be bossy, dominating, and even nasty at times. They have the potential to be depressing. Many people find them “too serious,” and they have difficulty relaxing and letting their guard down. They get secluded and believe that there are no actual friends in the world. Above all, those with Saturn in the First House are continually working. They never get a day off, so these locals will benefit from friends and loved ones who can help them see the bright side of life and get them away from work for a day (or more!). Go ahead and give it a go!). They will be work-obsessed, authority-obsessed, and may even be an authority figure themselves, and they will be offended if you criticize their tried-and-true life practices. Don’t forget to have fun too okay?
Saturn in the second
Saturn is located in the Second House. The planet Venus and the earth sign Taurus are linked with the Second House. Saturn in the Second House earns their money by hard effort. They put forth a lot of effort to earn every dime. There is no way to sugarcoat the reality. They may be brilliant at their profession and at generating money, but Sat- urn in the Second House does not have an easy time of it. Hard days, long hours, the adage “no free lunch” may apply to this Saturn placement. As a result, the Saturn in the Second House individual must roll up their sleeves, get to work, and accept that this is a life-long condition. It is not a punishment, despite the fact that it may appear to be at times. That said, it’s even more crucial that those born with Saturn in the Second House find a career and a manner to generate money that feels right for them, because they’ll have to labor themselves to the bone anyhow. They might as well take the time and make the effort to locate exactly what they need, both professionally and financially, to be happy. SUGGESTIONS Don’t teach them how to make a living. They must make their own decisions. Keep in mind that Saturn travels slowly. Saturn travels slowly magnified by a hundred in the Second House. Saturn in the Second House should have them finding out their desired vocation by the time they are in high school, ideally sooner. Remember that Saturn influences both our life path and our fate. Saturn in the Second House has a “daily grind” fate and will never be joyful unless this fate is addressed and accepted, and the best vocation for the native is selected! Another example of how Saturn in the Second House may manifest itself. There are people that do not need to work or earn a daily paycheck in order to pay their rent, mortgage, or expenses. They either inherited money, married it, or earned it all themselves and retired. They don’t have to be concerned about money coming in or going out. It isn’t infinite, though it can feel that way at times. The Second House, however, does not only govern earned income; it also governs our sense of self-worth. Saturn in the Second House folks will experience this difficulty, not in terms of money in the bank, but in terms of esteem, and they will have to work endlessly hard to increase theirs, to invest in theirs, to have plenty on hand, plenty to spare, and plenty left over, and it will seem like labor to them. This procedure becomes their responsibility. It may require counseling or any number of cal-listhenic self-development methods. Just as the worker must roll up their sleeves and go to work, so must the one who does not have to worry about making money. The perfect profession for Saturn in the Second House is one you are totally in love with, a vocation you pursue with tenacity and never give up on. Do not squander your time with mediocre jobs, phony passions, or doing what others believe you should do. It will only work in the short term. The Second House is related with the planet Venus, which controls art, beauty, and style, therefore Venus occupations will benefit you and you will benefit them. Finance is also a good choice because the Second House is one of the money houses. Saturn in the Second House might work as an accountant, financial counselor, stockbroker, stage designer, architect, makeup artist, aesthetician, hairdresser, fashion designer, or model. You may be a painter, filmmaker, sculptor, arts administrator, or museum director. If you are an artist, you will not merely scribble away as a pastime; you will have a strategy for your work and will be able to make it a true job. Because the Second House is related with the throat, you might be a vocalist.
