Saturn, often demonized, may be misunderstood as a cosmic force. Testimony suggests Saturn is a key architect of reality, responsible for both limitations and liberation.
Some view Saturn as a bringer of misfortune. One source details the effects of Saturn:
- Petty and malignant behavior
- Deceitfulness and secrecy
- Humblings and sluggishness
- Obstacles in business and interminable lawsuits
- Violent deaths and imprisonment
These negative aspects are contrasted by Saturn’s capacity to grant “great ranks and distinguished positions.”
The duality of Saturn is also expressed in relativity, and how one can’t know what is good without knowing what is bad. Saturn, as a concept, then becomes necessary.
It’s posited that Saturn represents the outer limits and boundaries. Saturn gives form to the visible. It forces acceptance of “contracts, laws, rules, facts, the cold hard truth.” This can create a negative perception, as many resist authority and limits.
Conversely, in Kabbalistic terms, Saturn is “briah,” or primordial logic – “the structure that captures the essence of reality.”
During the Golden Age, when Saturn ruled, humans had no need for laws.
The connection between Saturn and Jesus emerges, with Jesus portrayed as a gardener, Saturn as the father, and Judgement’s wife being Love:
- Jesus as Gardener: Jesus is mistaken for the “keeper of the garden.”
- Saturn as Father: Mainstream Christians mistakenly see Saturn as Jesus’ father.
- Judgement and Love: Judgement’s wife is Love, and they hate being separated. Love becomes lost and hurts itself, while judgement grows cold.
One witness shares a personal revelation. With a strong Saturn in their chart, they realized that hiding from restrictions only worsened their problems. Only by facing the truth and stopping “thinking so much about others” did they find liberation.
Another source visualizes Saturn as “a wise old hermit,” a stoic and noble being with powerful wisdom. Saturn shapes reality and protects people from themselves.
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