Sun-Mars-Saturn Conjunction
The Sun-Mars-Saturn conjunction tends to produce several challenging outcomes, since three malefic planets come together here.

Meaning of the Conjunction

  • You may lead a fairly stressed life, working through several hardships and difficult situations.
  • Results here tend to be delayed, with real solutions arriving only once you reach adulthood.
  • A fearful nature is common, making you anxious about even fairly trivial things.
  • You tend to be law-abiding, largely out of fear of consequences and respect for authority figures.
  • Problems with the men in your life are possible, whether relatives or friends.
  • A successful professional life is likely, though it too tends to be delayed until middle age.
  • You tend to be a hard worker, taking your responsibilities seriously and putting in real effort.
  • A disciplined life is common, with your thoughts and actions carefully planned out in advance.
  • Great perseverance is often required of you, but it tends to lead toward eventual success.
  • A career in law is possible, giving you a job connected to government or the judicial system.
  • You may take up a protective role, working with the police or the armed forces.
  • Setbacks can take a real toll on your emotional wellbeing, particularly your confidence.
  • A challenging life can leave you searching for some relief from ongoing adversity.
  • You may find it genuinely difficult to enjoy the lighter, brighter things in life.

Who Wins the Conjunction

Saturn tends to win the Sun-Mars-Saturn conjunction, being more malefic than either the Sun or Mars. Saturn's inimical relationship with both planets lets it shape their characteristics in a largely negative direction.

Dignity and Strength

  • Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces - this conjunction tends to produce difficult results across every sign, owing to Saturn's malefic influence.

On the whole, the Sun-Mars-Saturn conjunction can be a genuinely tough period, since Saturn ends up in conjunction with two of its own enemies.