The Sun-Saturn conjunction can prove genuinely challenging, since the Sun and Saturn share an extremely inimical relationship with one another.
Meaning of the Conjunction
- Stressed paternal relations are common, pulling you away from father figures or anyone holding authority over you.
- The absence of a father figure is also possible, leaving you feeling distant from him.
- You may face genuine difficulty with authority figures, running into friction with them throughout life.
- A fearful nature is common, leaving you anxious about one thing or another.
- A responsible demeanour tends to help you carry out your duties with relative ease.
- You may do well in public service, choosing a career in government or the legal field.
- A disciplined life is common, letting you plan out even the smallest details.
- You tend to be law-abiding, keeping yourself in the good graces of authority at all times.
- Success tends to come late, with the fruits of your hard work arriving only later in life.
- A sense of self-realization is possible, though it too tends to arrive later in life.
- Stage fright is common, making it hard to speak publicly or voice your opinions.
- A fairly stressed life is likely, bringing several difficult situations throughout your years.
Who Wins the Conjunction
In the Sun-Saturn conjunction, either both planets can be said to win, or neither can. A near-constant tug of war tends to persist between the two, and the exhausting battle can ultimately leave little in the way of clear results.
Dignity and Strength
- Aries, Cancer, Leo, Sagittarius and Pisces - the Sun tends to prove stronger here, though Saturn's inimical force still comes through.
- Taurus, Gemini, Virgo, Libra, Capricorn and Aquarius - Saturn tends to prove stronger, with a weaker Sun creating a number of unfortunate situations.
- Scorpio - this conjunction can bring a fair amount of strife and inner confusion.
In the Sun-Saturn conjunction overall, you may face several difficult effects, since these two planets tend to remain locked in conflict.