Saturn in the Earth Signs & Houses - Where Karma is Activated (part 2)

Saturn in the Earth Signs & Houses - Where Karma is Activated (part 2)
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See Denise Art Subscribe to YT Soultraining Book A Reading with Denise Saturn in the houses functions slightly differently than in the signs. Saturn represents karma, restriction, discipline, authority, and career. Besides the sign it is placed in, the house it is in will give not just an overlay of the character of Saturn, but also where it operates in a person's life and what area of life should be considered when picking a career. Saturn is the lessons we came to learn, and the relationship with dad will help form the career and reveal what needs to be learned in this lifetime. It is not the karmic bleed-through that the nodes represent; I will cover that in another article. Saturn is considered a malefic, and depending on placement and sign, he can definitely act like one. However, Saturn is just a taskmaster and, when well-aspected, he can be a huge help as long as you listen to his lessons and do the work. Saturn in the Earth Signs: Saturn in Taurus:Dad was solid, down-to-earth, earthy, hard-working, money-driven, work-focused, values-based, practical, pragmatic, and instilled these values in his kids. He was likely in a trade, construction, builder, factory worker, jeweler, fine art gallerist/dealer/appraiser/installer, fine artist/sculptor, vocalist, radio DJ, talk/podcast host, voice actor, a job that became a career, and/or someone who worked and was good with his hands. His voice may have been calming; he may have been a singer, an epicurean, or an artisan. Dad would have been focused on the here and now, practical issues, financial affairs, and building a strong, stable life. Whatever values Dad had would have been strong and would have influenced the native. His natural talents would also be conferred. In past lives, the native either struggled to be grounded, practical, work-focused, financially secure, and value-oriented, or these lessons were incomplete and needed reinforcement in this life. In this life, work, money, values, valuables, and staying grounded are the lessons one comes to explore. The native could have a career as an artisan, singer, sculptor, or artist of some kind if well placed, but only if this comes from hard work and feels like it starts as a job. Past lives could have reflected this as an artisan, jewelry, fine art dealer, working artist, or singer (anything listed in the previous paragraph). More likely, past lives were spent working a job that became a career path or the focus of a past life. Money, possessions, valuables, and comfort could have been issues in past lives, and in this life, the native needs to focus on learning to manage their finances. Saturn is restrictive, and this placement can indicate a lack of money in past lives, poverty, a life of hard work, and financial problems if badly aspected. However, Saturn also confers responsibility, and the individual can be good with money and resources even if they don't have a lot of them if well aspected. The native in this lifetime has to be careful with money and stay focused on work, resources, and income. Saturn in Taurus also has a creative side, as mentioned earlier, as long as the native works hard and is careful with resources, they can make a living in the arts. Often, people with Saturn in Taurus will make a career out of what started as a job. The native can make a career out of whatever they value. It is important for anyone with Saturn in this placement to know their values and follow them, which will lead to the right career; otherwise, they may end up in a career they don't love just for the money. The lessons of this life are all about self-worth, value, values, and staying grounded. Any career that supports this is the right one for the native. Subscribe now

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