Guest guest Posted January 3, 2005 Report Share Posted January 3, 2005 Mars-Saturn Aspects, and Women 11:32 AM 1/3/2005 Mon Hi All, I was sitting with Zam, shooting the breeze and looking over some charts in his database, and we noticed quite a few charts that belonged to ladies who had Mars and Saturn in hard aspect (conjunction, square, opposition, and Quindecile). In EVERY case he had - quite a few - these women had protracted " men problems " . He had quite a story to tell about each, and, to date, none of them has had a satisfying relationship. Over the years, I have found that one of the old holdovers from Classical Western Astrology tends to hold true - that whenever in the chart of a woman you see Mars and Saturn in hard aspect, you can reasonably expect her to have relationship difficulty. This was because Mars represents men, and Saturn represents obstacles, delays and overall difficulty. I have seen this principle come through again and again and again over the years; and, to be sure, other factors have to be taken into account - parental axis rulers, planets in opposition in the parental houses, general 7th house tensions, etc. But I HAVE seen this principle to work constantly, rarely without fail. In fact, I have found this " rule " to work EVEN WHEN THE 7TH HOUSE IS COOL! Of course, if either Mars or Saturn rules or is in the 7th, the chances of relationship problems are magnified. One famous lady's chart I can think of off the top of my head is Julia Roberts. She has Cancer Asc in her Western chart, and therefore, Saturn has to rule the 7th. Mars squares Saturn, with Mars ruling the 10th (the two planets ruling angular houses getting even more strength). We all know her relationship history with respect to Lyle Lovett, Kiefer Sutherland, etc. If Saturn is Rx - a major horoscopic condition and consideration for most any chart to be sure - then we can expect, almost without exception, that the major relationship difficulties are as a direct result of the father figure being problematic in some way, ranging from just being out of the picture, to being passive, to being brutally dictatorial, and so on. Mars being Rx, and also in aspect to Saturn in a woman's chart, from what I have seen, seems to correlate to that woman being extremely passive, to the point of the submissive role in S & M scenarios. Asserting one's Self is very difficult to do, and if left to its own devices can indicate potential for all manner for abuse, physical, emotional, verbal or otherwise. Of course, the Mars-Saturn aspect in a woman's chart can work in the opposite direction, that is to say, that the woman can be the " dominant " one...in fact, in one case that Zam talked about, a woman with the Moon and Asc in Cap, Saturn (the Asc ruler, keep in mind) is in the 2nd/Pisces and squares Mars in the 5th/Gemini, ruling the 3rd (mindset). As the 2nd represents self-esteem and the 5th is that of sexual needs, expression and resources, we can reliably assume that this woman would have pronounced trouble in these areas. According to what Zam has shared with me, this woman has yet to have a satisfying relationship with anyone, and, tends to be very, very controlling and domineering...clearly a defense against emotional and relational insecurity. Sexually, so often, we see Mars-Saturn combinations playing themselves out in the Sado-Masochistic area; the Marquis de Sade himself had, if I recall alright, a hard Mars-Saturn aspect. If either of these planets involve themselves with the Sexual Profile in a woman's chart (the 5th and 8th Houses, and/or Venus or Pluto) we can expect there to be some sort of " pain/pleasure-push/pull " dynamic at work sexually. Does anyone out there know of any ladies with such aspects in their charts? Would you mind sharing those cases with us? Salaam, Mu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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