Moon Square Saturn

Moon Square: It's important to distinguish between those whose souls are dormant and those whose souls have already departed. Moon squares create significant internal difficulties related to the Planetary Principle, especially in its perception. For example, Moon-Mars squares create a sense of rudeness and aggression in the external world in situations where this doesn't even remotely seem the case. Conversely, a person can be aggressive and cruel without even realizing it. Moon squares make the ego's programs associated with the Planetary Principle prominent and visible: a person desperately wants to selfishly consume its principle, but the circumstances of their external and internal life conspire to prevent this, resulting in severe frustration, resentment toward the world, a complex of underconsumption, and so on. This person has many sharp internal angles in the spheres of the Planetary Principle, constantly tripping over them, and the more they feel sorry for themselves, the worse it becomes. The karmic meaning of this square lies, however, not in straightforward asceticism and the rejection of the Planet's principle (this can sometimes lead to illness), but in a detailed and meticulous study of the subconscious's corresponding Planetary programs, identifying their egocentric and evolutionary-constructive components, and establishing an adequate diet. The problem with the Moon square lies, in particular, in the fact that the ego wants to absorb the Planet's vibrations entirely, directing them toward itself, but it is poorly successful, or, if the Moon is significantly stronger than the Planet, it leads to a strong profanation of the latter. For example, the Moon-Venus square can make a person a ruthless consumer of the opposite sex, which is subconsciously perceived (at least in love) as inherently primitive and crude, and developing respect (i.e., a skill that prevents conscious and subconscious profanation) for the opposite sex can prove very difficult. Working with the planetary principle provides a good understanding and subtlety of it, as well as a vision of its action in another's subconscious, which leads to excellent teaching skills in the relevant areas; for example, a worked Sun-Moon square is the aspect of a homeroom teacher or elementary school teacher. Saturn Square: The steps of the evolutionary ladder are not laid out with a red carpet. The Saturn square presents a person in the planet's spheres of influence with the challenge of deep self-immersion, developing internal discipline, and searching for truth in silent concentration. The problem here is that, on the one hand, the person is attracted to the planetary principle, wanting to deeply understand and master it, but on the other, attempts to study it encounter strong resistance, both external and internal. The study itself proves very difficult, requiring far more concentration and effort than the person currently possesses, and, furthermore, external and internal chaotic forces constantly distract them from this pursuit. As a result of several unsuccessful attempts, the Planet's principle (and, in many ways, all spheres of its influence) becomes frozen and is accepted by the person as unattainable, although subconsciously extremely desirable. The subconscious reacts in various ways, which sensitize the person to this disharmonious situation. For example, it develops self-saving inferiority complexes and neuroses that protect it from the need to participate in situations that activate the Planet, but which, unfortunately, have various side effects (for example, an increased general level of nervousness, i.e., a constant readiness for trouble, resulting in increased blood pressure, etc.). If the Planet is stronger in the square, it can replace some of the purely Saturnian spheres with its principle, suppressing discipline and concentration; for example, the Venus-Saturn square with a strong Saturn gives (at a low level) harshness and rudeness in social contacts and love, and with a strong Venus it can give, on the contrary, frivolity and promiscuity (especially if the square is in a movable cross); At the same time, of course, the person's heart will be frozen. The Saturn square makes the spontaneous manifestation of the Planetary Principle impossible; here, wisdom and precise adherence to the karmic program are required, which in this location (as luck would have it!) is very subtle and convoluted. This situation is similar to the requirement to carve wood with a cleaver or to dance a ballroom dance in a diving suit. When a person begins, every move is crude, crude, and unsatisfactory from every perspective. However, the desire to learn and ambition can be very strong, and much depends on the person themselves, their inner integrity, and their overall desire to realize themselves and participate in the evolutionary process (as they understand it). Working through the Saturn square gives a person within the planet's spheres of influence subtlety, wisdom, and the ability to recognize and help develop corresponding abilities in others when they are not yet noticeable to others.

Despite their hard work and dedication, success is rare, as such individuals are almost always unsure of their own abilities and ability to achieve their goals. They must learn to control their insecurities and, step by step, overcome their tendency toward depression, dissatisfaction with life, and emotional attachment to the past. This aspect indicates an unhappy childhood and problems associated with a dominant parent. To achieve true maturity, such individuals must overcome their self-doubt and sense of victimhood, which can leave them deeply unhappy, regardless of their external achievements. Such individuals often marry older people and dislike having many children. Generally, this aspect is not conducive to married life. It often symbolizes poverty and loss, unreliable friends and grumpy relatives, living alone or with an unloved partner, failures, and losses. These people often perceive their own fate as a failure, often having to care for children or sick relatives from dawn to dusk. The premature death of loved ones is a possibility, and their own health is not particularly robust. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet are crucial for them. These people are characterized by melancholy, a lack of vitality, a strong attachment to their mother, and an ineradicable sense of loneliness. They experience great difficulty communicating with women, and their emotions are often trapped by the past. Such a person must learn to forget the past at all costs and strive to reaffirm their faith in themselves.

Melancholy, lack of vitality, if the horoscope confirms it. Often a strong attachment to the mother or another complex related to early experiences. Feelings are trapped by the past. Painfully difficult memories prevent one from feeling happy in the present. Because of their negative emotions, they are avoided; they act oppressively, causing boredom and a gloomy mood. They find themselves alone with their troubles. Since the progression of the Moon moves at the same speed as the transit of Saturn, the latter can remain in a square to the progressed Moon for a long time, meaning a gloomy cloud constantly moves overhead. Disappointments make them sour, appearing like martyrs. They must force themselves to forget the past, greet each day with hope and trust, and only then will they acquire a positive image that inspires confidence in others. The square creates difficulties in communicating with women; men feel timid and helpless, developing an inferiority complex. They lack self-confidence and are their own enemies.

"The Seal of Satan," a victim or tool of dark forces. This interaction of these planets results in mental anguish, pain, pessimism, despondency, depression, and whining. A gloomy, joyless outlook on the world, a lack of faith in good things, mistrust, suspicion, envy, cunning, deceit, dishonesty, stinginess, greed, lethargy, laziness, fatigue, indecision, phobias, fears, disappointments, mental anguish, dissatisfaction, discontent, pettiness, pedantry, a constant struggle with difficulties, many favorable opportunities lost, wasted, poverty, misfortune, shame, slander. Poor health, risk of meningitis, an unhappy marriage. The positive side of these aspects is spiritual depth, perseverance, firmness, discipline, seriousness, great diligence, the ability to do the most difficult or unpopular work, attention to detail, and methodicalness.

Opposition, square: at the base lies fixation on problems and painful experiences of childhood. This is a typical aspect connected with the "complex of separation from the breast": the child in no way can come to terms with its separation from the maternal body. From this - fear of loneliness, feeling of insecurity, difficulties in adapting to "adult" roles (fixation on childhood). As compensation, greed or a desire to retreat into oneself develops - all these are properties of these aspects; what and in what forms it will manifest depends on the level of personal development.

You have difficulty controlling your emotions, and this often results in flare-ups with others, especially family or those closest to you. This could cost you much-needed support and intimacy. Your tendency to get harsh, both with yourself and with those around you, may mean that you spend a lot of time alone. You have a tendency to spoil your own nest. Your many responsibilities and obligations may keep you away from those who would offer you much-needed support.

Your child is hardworking and insightful, but may be prone to despondency and sadness. He lacks self-confidence, the expression of feelings can be restrained. It seems to him that one of his parents, or maybe even both, does not love him, and he feels very lonely. Parents should give their child as much positive energy as possible and praise him. The child should be taught to cope with feelings of fear and anxiety as early as possible.