Brief Astrological Guide / Saturn


Astrological Guide for Witches and Wizards. Part VII


Saturn, the wise old man


Saturn is the ancient deity of the harvest and agriculture, symbolizes the passage of time as well as the cycle of life, death, and renewal of all things, which is why he was venerated and even confused with a God of time. In honor of Saturn was named the sixth planet of the solar system and in turn, the sixth day of the week.





Saturn or Saturnus was one of the oldest gods of the European pantheon, venerated and respected by men as the god of harvests and agriculture, who also taught men the art and work of being farmers during the first eras of the humanity. After the rebellion of his sons against him (the gods of Olympus), Saturn was reduced to the condition of wandering around the world as a mere mortal, then he took refuge in Lazio (Rome) where he imposed order among men and gave them The first laws, was later honored and received by Janus, the two-headed god and guardian of the roads who created the Saturnales, the annual feasts commemorating the reign of Saturn during the golden age.


Later the sixth planet of the solar system receives its name of Saturn, its characteristic color ivory and its gigantic golden rings allude to the reign of the God during the golden age of the man. Saturn is the ruling planet of the astrological sign of Capricorn, is the planet of discipline, tranquility, silence and calm after the storm. He is also the planet of renewal and reincarnation. Saturn influences those born under the sign of Capricorn, giving them the patience, prudence, and perseverance to reach their goals in slow but steady steps.

Saturn, whose domains include discretion, diplomacy, well-defined structures, our understanding and use of time as well as the passion for all that is unknown, is who helps us to better understand the world around us.
Saturn is well known as the planet of discipline, perseverance, perseverance, order, and silence, as such, demands calm behavior, the seriousness of intentions (zero double intentions) and practical actions that lead us to the goal without deviating Of the road. When Saturn is retrograde, it forces us to understand and remember what our limitations are, this period is a blessing among retrogradations, because it forces us to grow as human beings and entrepreneurs, usually brings us additional responsibilities and forces us (understand, against our Desires) to accept duties and all kinds of obligations with a lot of patience, tranquility and above all dedication, retrograde Saturn leads to much frustration, but not for that we must surrender, this period strengthens us and helps us to grow in the personal and professional aspect.
During the retrogradation of Saturn, it is common to feel frustrated, angry or more stubborn than normal because all projects seem to be delayed and there are thousands of "issues" that we had forgotten to attend. Retrograde Saturn is a true specialist in developing personal growth, testing people and separating the strong, the truly strong (not those who pretend to be) from the weak. It is an annual period of improvement, so good luck.


Saturn's mission in Astrology and sorcery


Saturn is the planet that channels the power to renew and remake everything that exists in the universe, its power is infinite, because it is linked to the principle of existence itself, and as long as there is some element in the cosmos that can be renewed, Saturn will remain there, it is the planet/deity that we channel to receive wise advice and the power to start from scratch, to cut with all kinds of vices and addictions and to remove negative people from our environment.


Tip: Saturdays are dedicated and ruled by Saturn, the incense that burns this day in honor of it, and especially incense created at home based on herbs and flowers, honoring Saturn allows us to receive his blessing and he will take care of inspiring Right decisions in us and remove the concerns in the economic field.


Saturn Keywords: Order and discipline.
Day: Saturn
Metals: Lead.
Colors: Black, brown and ivory.

Herbs and flowers: all yellow flowers and those that bloom at night.

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