HOW TO INTERPRET YOUR HOROSCOPE

obligation, toil and responsibility all are conditions that Saturn suggests.
On the whole the Saturn presence lends strength and determination to see
the tough jobs through. Early limitations in any sixth-house matters will
ultimately be improved in later years as Saturn proves his point: SUCCESS
THROUGH STICKING IT OUT TO THE BITTER END. With Saturn's affairs one
is almost assured of lasting long enough to see this end (bitter or
otherwise).
hen the Saturn Falls in the Seventh House
If Saturn is in the seventh house the native will be equivalent to a king
as the royal planet of Liberation becomes posited in a quadrant. This
person's sense of security is directly tied to other people. He has no
control over this. Others must provide his security for him. There are
probably plenty of other people willing to do this, but at the same time
they exact a control over the native that is depressing and frustrating. This
person must become accustomed to this condition. This would seem to
suggest almost a slave or bonded servant illustration, which is pretty much
to what the native must adjust. The master is apt to be older and rather
severe and certainly demanding. Usually Saturn has full directional
strength if located in the seventh house. But some negative traits develop
like lack of mental peace and happiness. Laziness is also can be found.
hen the Saturn Falls in the Eighth House
This position of Saturn makes native prone to illnesses. Such people
are usually crooked, sorrowful and abandoned by relatives. The native
feels a deep sense of debt, not to others in particular nor to his own
background, but to some sense of a COLLECTIVE PAST of which he feels
secretly a part but cannot or does not particularly want to explore further.
One might label this some form of superstition, which takes a firm control
over such person. A strong sense of personal guilt resulting from the past
is suggested for which the native feels spiritually accountable. The native
empathizes himself into a position of obligation, which there is no rational
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