Aquarius / Uranus / Saturn

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Bettina wrote:

 

> The dreaminess and sometimes spaciness of trop. Pisces/Sidereal Aquarius I

> believe are Uranian traits. I think that trop astr. has confused Neptune

> and Uranus. Neptune is boundless, risk taking, unpredictable,

> adventurous.

> Think of the ocean that goes from being calm and peaceful one minute to

> stormy and treacherous the next. It seems to act on a whim, bada-bing,

> bada-bang! To me this sounds like Trop Aries/Sidereal Pisces. That sign

> changes its mind and its course of action in a nanosecond.

>

>

>

> Then we have Uranus, co-ruler of Aquarius. Uranus is the planet of the

> victim, the martyr, as well as the dreamer, the mystic, the one who seems

> to

> receive inspiration from somewhere in outer space. Of all planets, it is

> probably the least egotistical.

 

Sari:

 

Hi Bettina, thank you for these observations, they're interesting and sound

logical. In fact Aquarius in hindu astrology has quite many of the traits of

tropical Pisces. BV Raman writes: " Natives of Aquarius [rising] are

reserved, they are peevish when provoked, generous hearted, highly

sympathetic and are always bent upon helping others. " Aquarius is also often

held as the most mystical sign of all.

 

I don't use outer planets as sign rulers, but I would say Saturn is a victim

too, being traditionally the planet of slaves and workers, suffering and

dirt. Tropicalists often say that Pisces is a sign of self-undoing and I

don't know what would be more self-undoing planet than Saturn, the suffering

slave?

 

And as Therese wrote: " According to Edgar Cayce, Saturn isn't so much about

focus as about change and being 'double minded in a non-constructive way. "

So... it seems that I must still keep on searching the core nature of Saturn

in my mind. Depth - yes. Seriousness - yes. Pessimism - yes. Aloofness,

seclusion - yes. Theory - yes. But what else?

 

Regards, Sari

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Sari .

 

 

 

 

 

Right you are .. about Saturn. That is one side of its personality. Saturn

and Jupiter seem to have 2 sides each. I suppose Mars, Venus and Mercury

do, too.

 

 

 

 

 

..Bettina

 

 

 

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On Behalf Of Sari Metsovuori

Monday, September 04, 2006 3:48 AM

 

Re: Aquarius / Uranus / Saturn

 

 

 

Bettina wrote:

 

> The dreaminess and sometimes spaciness of trop. Pisces/Sidereal Aquarius I

> believe are Uranian traits. I think that trop astr. has confused Neptune

> and Uranus. Neptune is boundless, risk taking, unpredictable,

> adventurous.

> Think of the ocean that goes from being calm and peaceful one minute to

> stormy and treacherous the next. It seems to act on a whim, bada-bing,

> bada-bang! To me this sounds like Trop Aries/Sidereal Pisces. That sign

> changes its mind and its course of action in a nanosecond.

>

>

>

> Then we have Uranus, co-ruler of Aquarius. Uranus is the planet of the

> victim, the martyr, as well as the dreamer, the mystic, the one who seems

> to

> receive inspiration from somewhere in outer space. Of all planets, it is

> probably the least egotistical.

 

Sari:

 

Hi Bettina, thank you for these observations, they're interesting and sound

logical. In fact Aquarius in hindu astrology has quite many of the traits of

 

tropical Pisces. BV Raman writes: " Natives of Aquarius [rising] are

reserved, they are peevish when provoked, generous hearted, highly

sympathetic and are always bent upon helping others. " Aquarius is also often

 

held as the most mystical sign of all.

 

I don't use outer planets as sign rulers, but I would say Saturn is a victim

 

too, being traditionally the planet of slaves and workers, suffering and

dirt. Tropicalists often say that Pisces is a sign of self-undoing and I

don't know what would be more self-undoing planet than Saturn, the suffering

 

slave?

 

And as Therese wrote: " According to Edgar Cayce, Saturn isn't so much about

focus as about change and being 'double minded in a non-constructive way. "

So... it seems that I must still keep on searching the core nature of Saturn

 

in my mind. Depth - yes. Seriousness - yes. Pessimism - yes. Aloofness,

seclusion - yes. Theory - yes. But what else?

 

Regards, Sari