Previewing Saturn into Pisces – Sun & Rising Sign Horoscopes

Hey everyone, this is Adam Elenbaas from Nightlight Astrology, and today we are going to continue our conversation on the subject of Saturn into Pisces by looking at all 12 Sun and rising sign horoscopes. So the reason for doing this is following yesterday's conversation about some of the archetypal themes that you might see when Saturn enters the sign of Pisces. Check that out from yesterday if you haven't seen it yet.

Today, we want to say well, in what area of life might I observe those kinds of themes or archetypal qualities appearing. And so we're going to take it through rising sign by rising sign and give you a sense of what to expect given what whole sign house Saturn will be moving into. Remember, it's spending time there all the way from 2023. March to 2026. So it's got a long stay ahead in this whole sign house of your birth chart, and I recommend rising sign horoscopes always; if you're someone who just insists on listening to your sun sign horoscope, that's fine too. You could listen to whatever sign is applicable. But I recommend going with your rising sign since that will actually match with the whole sign house arrangement of your birth chart.

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All right. So let's refresh on this just a little bit. Saturn moves into Pisces on March 7, 2023. If you didn't check out yesterday's video on this, I recommend going back and listening to that. So you can get a feel for some of the archetypal signatures of Saturn into Pisces, which I will not reiterate today; I will just be going through and giving you a sense of what to expect, given the topics of the House Saturn will be landing in in your birth chart. But there's a lot more to say that we'll also be looking at come springtime, as well. So for now, what I want to do is I'm going to go through every sign just to give you a sense of what Saturn's placement in your birth chart might mean for the next couple of years all the way 2025 And to six before we see Saturn moving into Aries.

So starting in March of 2023, We're all going on a Saturn in Pisces adventure, which should be pretty cool because we've all been on a Saturn and Saturn's own sign adventure for, you know, a long time now, going on five years since December of 2017. Essentially.

Aries
All right, well, let's begin with Aries sun or rising sign horoscopes that is going to play Saturn into the sign of Pisces in your 12th House. Now, this was called the House of Saturn's joy. If you are an Aries rising, when Saturn goes into this House, there is all of the stuff that you've been neglecting psychologically, all of the things that you've been repressing, all of the material that you want to avoid, or maybe you've neglected, will start to force its way into your awareness. And it will do so at first through, you know, sometimes in ways that are not as obvious; it's like it starts knocking on the door. And after a while, the door gets, you know, the pounding at the door, the knock turns into a pound, you know, and then it can turn into a kick, and then the door can be kicked in.

The reason for that is that this 12th House was considered to be something of a blind spot for the native. And so when Saturn goes into this House, in the sign of Pisces, you can expect that some of your quietest longings and desperations, some of the things that you've been holding on to and unwilling to let go of or sacrifice, some of the burdens that you carry, and maybe you've not taken the time to examine whether they are worth carrying or not. These are the kinds of things that are likely to come up slowly and gradually, and at first, in ways that you probably won't be able to make them conscious; they won't make total sense right away. It's like there's something gestating in the unconscious, and it may nag at you and show up in strange ways. And eventually, you'll start putting the; you'll connect the dots. And you'll eventually start to see the constellation of events that are happening is trying to bring your awareness to things, things that need to change, things that sacrifices that need to be made, and reform that needs to be brought about psychologically and spiritually in order to live a more whole and healthy life, which by the time Saturn enters your first House, you'll be in a sense, be ready to take on a lot of what happens when Saturn moves into your first is. Now I'm ready to take on things that I have been making conscious slowly and sometimes painfully.

Taurus
Let's take a look at Taurus. Next. So we're going to put Taurus on the ascendant, and we're going to highlight Saturn in the 11th House. So Saturn in the 11th House is an interesting one, I am a Taurus rising, and so I have reflected back on previous experiences of Saturn in Pisces, and they can typically go in a couple of different directions. When you think of the 11th House, you're often thinking about allies, friends, and your sense of, you know, where you where do I fit in socially. Or what are my social and professional public ambitions? What am I trying to make of myself in the world, Saturn in the 11th House can suggest the changing of the guard in terms of your community.

For example, you know, people know who watched my channel recently, I've taken a step away from, you know, the Hari Krishna community that I was a part of, and in doing so, it makes sense that my next the next period coming up would be a Saturn in the 11th house period, sort of a time to reconfigure who my people are. And it could very well be a time where I don't feel like that's clear. I feel alone. When I was in high school, the last time that Saturn was in Pisces, we had just moved, and I was going through a feeling of being socially displaced. But it was a time when I also ended up reconfiguring my friends and my friendship circles in a way that was really pretty profound, but it took a lot of time and work, and there was a kind of changing of the guard that was painful. So it's very natural when Saturn goes through the 11th House for there to be a, you know, you're carrying the cross when it comes to, like, where are where do I fit in? Where do I belong? And that could be in terms of, you know, academically, intellectually, politically, among friends, religiously, it could, you know, be any sphere also professionally, like, what are my long-term ambitions? And what sacrifices Am I willing to make? And what kinds of sacrifices should I make to be well-liked or well-received? Saturn in the 11th House can play quite a bit on the theme of popularity. So a lot of lessons surrounding those things. Those are the themes, the main themes I would look for in the 11th House also, sometimes, you know, just difficult losses or transitions around not just like groups of friends, but specific friends, sometimes specific friendships.

Gemini
All right, well, let's go to Saturn in the 10th House in Gemini with Gemini rising. So when you put when Gemini is rising, then Saturn goes into the 10th. It's going to spend a long period of time in the 10th House; the 10th House is associated with the workaday world. And so your vocation can change. Or, within an existing vocation, things can get quite a bit more serious. Saturn in the 10th House can be about accomplishment for a lot of hard work that's being done. But at the same time, Saturn in the 10th House can be about boredom or exhaustion, or lethargy within the work that you're doing. So the hard work can pay off with Saturn in the 10th. You can feel exhausted and dead and sort of disillusioned, or it can signify for that reason, career changes, I'm done with this, I can't do it anymore, the ending of a job, the ending of something like that, you can also make pretty significant changes in your public reputation.

I think it's interesting, for example, that recently, again, just to use some examples from my own chart, since those of you who follow my channel would be familiar with this Saturn in my 10th House right now in the sign of Aquarius because I'm a Taurus rising. And when it imposed, my ascendant ruler coincided with a public change of name back to my given name and a kind of very public announcement. So it's very easy for Saturn in the 10th House to have something to do with who and what you are or want to be known for publicly within your job, the title that you have, the role that you play, or the sense of calling or purpose that you serve, Saturn will make you think very seriously about it. And it can be very heavy, especially when you're not loving what you're doing or it doesn't feel totally authentic or something like that. So those are the kinds of things that I would watch for with Saturn moving into the 10th House in the whole sign of Pisces for Gemini risings.

Cancer
Let's go to Cancer. When we put Cancer on the ascendant, Saturn goes into the ninth House. Now Saturn in Pisces in the ninth House could suggest spiritual or religious conversion. It could suggest spiritual or religious disillusionment or disappointment; it could suggest a crisis of faith; it could suggest a committed vow to a monastic order. So it's just it either tends to go in the direction of becoming more serious about something committed, maybe even austere, or it can go in the direction of it can move in the direction of feeling a sense of fatigue or exhaustion, or, like the well has dried up spiritually, intellectually, too. You can be at an intellectual crossroads where some kind of paradigm change is needed; teachers can change, and teachers could kind of metaphorically die. On the other hand, you could find a teacher or school or set of teachings or study or curriculum that you become very devoted to, but in the sense of sacrifice and hard work that is associated with Saturn, there could be some kind of hard work that's done overseas or abroad, where you could also find yourself you know, becoming more almost like politically or ideologically committed to something or disillusioned with something.

So it can kind of go either way. But usually, it's kind of an extreme, I feel really unsure of something, or I feel like I want to make a vow. So, you know, there's not usually a sense of nothing going on in that House, and, you know, Saturn will bring will really bring it. I like this as a mystical placement for Saturn as a place of contemplatives mystics, sacred alone time, becoming more deeply devoted and committed to something but something that is also maybe a little otherworldly, or maybe at times too austere, you have to be careful of that too.

Leo
Okay, so we'll continue now by putting Leo on the ascendant, which takes Saturn into the eighth. Now Saturn in Pisces in the eighth House may have a lot to do with the sacrifices you are making on behalf of other people that you love or know or need something from you. On the other hand, it could speak to the burdens or obligations you have to other people that are weighing you down and slowly will create like almost like an existential or emotional crisis; I can't carry this for you anymore; you have to do it on your own. I can't be responsible for someone else's pain or suffering or be, for the sake of, you know, my ego, I take on too much. And then, you know, there's a consequence to pay psychologically or emotionally for doing so.

On the other hand, Saturn in Pisces in the eighth could mean that there is a change in the status of a partner or spouse's money or income or finances, either taking on more responsibility or taking on more debt, but it would be something probably a little bit more pronounced in either direction. Saturn in the eighth could mean that a spouse is gaining more greater title and responsibility in the workplace and earning more money; it could also mean that a spouse suddenly lost their job and everything falls on you. It really depends on the rest of the karma of the chart, so to speak. But Saturn in the eighth can also be about the ways in which we are bound to other people, for better or worse, and what other people bring to us that aids us that helps us carry and endure life together. And there's a seriousness around it though soul bonds that are growing deeper and more committed and entangled. And there's always, you know, that can stop your heart, you know, it can be a little scary. The subject of death and loss, grief and fear can come up more seriously when Saturn is in the eighth. But so too can the sense of sharing the burden, and finding meaningful ways of sharing the burden, hopefully without delving into almost codependent territory or martyr territory.

Virgo
All right, well, let's put Virgo on the ascendant. And Saturn then goes into the seventh, with Saturn in the seventh House, we're now thinking about romance. Now you have two directions that this can go as well, Saturn in the seventh present, when people are taking their vows, their oaths, they're becoming more serious or committed to one another. Saturn in the seventh is, you know, a place where we take up the cross of, you know, a long-term commitment to someone, which is a burden, wouldn't it, no matter how romantic we want it to be, there is sacrifice. We live to serve another human soul when we get into a committed relationship with them, whether it's for three months or 30 years. So Saturn can point to the deepening of commitment and the sense of loss and sacrifice that comes with giving ourselves to someone and bonding ourselves to someone in love.

On the other hand, Saturn in the seventh can be about the end of the winter of love, the sense of the Apocalypse, you know, well, I'm seeing what I haven't been able to see. And it's bringing about a change, and that change may include divorce. And that change can include bittersweet breakups or loss or death of a spouse even at the time. So that's pretty rare. But like Saturday in the seventh can, you know, it can be about the heart-wrenching experiences around love. Saturn in the seventh can also be about sexuality and pleasure. Indian astrologers refer to the seventh House as kama, the place of pleasure. And so there's a lot there in the seventh House that has to do with sexuality and love. Saturn may be feeling blocked or prohibited from expressing itself. It may indicate something about being closed down emotionally to others or the sort of love me little but love me long mentality that Saturn can bring to the seventh House and the need for deeper emotional intimacy that Saturn in Pisces, you know, may struggle to find at times, on the other hand, that need that can't be fulfilled the bottomless pit of neediness around love sex, and so forth that that can't be filled the sense of there being a black hole of pain that no partner could possibly fill for another person. These are the kinds of things sometimes Saturn in Pisces brings to the seventh.

Libra
Now, Saturn in the sixth if we put Libra on the ascendant soon as we put Libra on the ascendant, Saturn in Pisces is in the sixth House. This is a place that could speak specifically to sacrifice for a larger cause Saturn in Pisces in the sixth. This is called the joy of Mars, and this has the most martyr-like feeling to me, but you know, well, of course, there's always the potential for a martyr complex or something like that. Giving in the hope that we'll get or sacrificing too much because we don't value or take care of ourselves well enough. Potentially a problem with Saturn in the sixth House, to the point where people can get worn down and sick even. But Saturn in the sixth House can also be very much about the great work. The magnum opus that we have to pour a little of our own blood into the sacrifices that we make for a larger vision causes belief, movement, and vision; this has a Joan of Arc feeling to it.

This has, you know, Mother Teresa, serving the sick people in the slums of Calcutta that, you know, has that set like going out into the world and serving people like, was it Che Guevara, who had some good Pisces energy, and he went, and as a doctor, I believe he worked with people who had leprosy someone tell me if I'm wrong about that, but I think that was part of his life trajectory as a doctor; was he a doctor and pretty sure that's his story. Pisces guy has some strong Pisces energy in his chart. The same idea is in the sixth House. Work, the suffering servant motif, also sacrifice and toil. But with Saturn in Pisces, there's a romantic and beautiful sense of the sacrifice that's at work, which usually implies a larger vision or faith; it's at work or at play in why someone is working or persevering through something. This is also about faith being tested through the hardships of love, and sickness, and things like that. So you have to consider that to remember Saturn as the exultation of Venus, the sixth House in place of sickness, Jupiter, a place of faith. So you're also talking about the challenges that we face, the trials and tribulations in our body or in love that can be deeply frustrating but also open our hearts over time.

Scorpio
All right, well, Scorpio in the fifth, let's roll along here. So if you're looking at Saturn in the fifth House with Scorpio rising, this one's interesting because the fifth House was associated with pleasure, creativity, and children, pregnancy. Saturn entering the fifth in could mean, for example, that, look, you're going to become a parent, you're getting pregnant, and the whole world is changing as new responsibilities come into your life. I've seen Saturn in a water sign more times than I can count. When a person says I'm pregnant and the mood around it is time to adult, you know, so that could be it. On the other hand, to be completely frank, sometimes there are problems with children's education, development in your kids, attitude or behavioral problems in kids, you know, repeating the patterns of family karma around your children and having to learn from it.

Also, the topic of pregnancy and sometimes, like losses of pregnancy abortions or early terminations of pregnancy for one reason or another or miscarriages. Sometimes that happens when Saturnds in the fifth; it's not the norm. I don't want to like freak people out. But there, there's sometimes there's more heaviness around the topics of pregnancy or children. But typically, at least in the lives of the people that I've worked with, these things become game-changing moments; there's a sense, there's often a sense of silver lining; this House was called the House of good fortune. And sometimes, when losses come in around these vulnerable topics, they are like very important, life-changing moments for people. So even if the scariest part of that, which is not the norm, even if the scariest part of it were to happen to someone, I would say, look, a lot of people, they end up somehow doors end up opening through some of the losses of fifth House Saturn transits. For example, people in the fifth House, which is associated with pleasure, will often get sober when Saturn enters the fifth House because they're dealing now the reconciling with the consequential nature of Saturn and a house associated with pleasure.

The other thing that can happen with Saturn in the fifth House, it's not uncommon, is if you tend to have a really repressive side, you don't know how to have fun. You're gonna get drunk and go sing karaoke. Do you know what I mean? Like, your Saturday in the fifth will help people loosen up, or it'll emphasize I have a hard time having fun, fun, huh? You know, so, and that Saturday, you know, that's the kind of thing you might have to work through. And what is what's the worst that can happen? Oh, my God, I've loosened up. I have less goal-oriented thinking in my life. I'm more spontaneous and playful.

You know, Saturn, people in general, sometimes have a hard time with that. It's amazing how Saturnine people can bring like, you know, remember, Saturn is exalted, and I have Saturn in its exultation in Libra. So I'm like, I'm totally good at this. You can talk a big game about joy and pleasure. And because you can make it sound very romantic, like you would not believe how many people can that are Saturnine can talk about art, music culture, with a sense of like, making you feel all inspired by how they can describe such things, but they still will be rather joyless people oh my god, that's been like a definitely part. With my year in the last year, it's been a lot of that like, just like learning some of those little nuances in my own character and how to loosen up at a deeper level that Saturn stuff, especially when Saturn is combined with Venus. So you have Saturn in the joy of Venus in the fifth House, and in Venus, the sign of Venus is exultation, so if that makes sense to people.

Anyway, this has been like the overshare week for sure. I'm like; it's like what it is. You can always tell when you're if you have a collection of astrologers you watch; you can always tell when a transit has hit your astrologer because they'll be talking about their own chart for at least a week.

Sagittarius
So okay, well, let's move along to Sagittarius comes next. Alright, let's put Sagittarius on the ascendant, which moves Saturn in Pisces into the fourth House. So you can see it down there at the bottom banners covering it up just a little bit. So now we're talking about some of the deeper, more emotionally vulnerable territory when it comes to family karma. Your parents, your father and mother, their parents, the family patterns that have been passed down and inherited, and you're suddenly dealing with more seriously deeply than you've ever really dealt with before. I'll never forget when Saturn was in my fourth House; here I go again. And I had I was living next door to my grandfather. And this was my early 20s, or I was in my 20s. And Saturn was in the sign of Leo. And I remember it was just this really deep exploration of my father's karma. And my grandfather's karma, while Saturn was in Leo in the fourth House, and dealing with it and recognizing it within myself. Well, that led to my book, that material of living next to my grandfather led directly to the publishing of my book because I ended up writing a memoir, not sort of an Ayahuasca adventure memoir, and it included the lineage of karma from my father and my grandfather, Well, that all happened while Saturn was in my fourth.

So it's like, it's very, very common when Saturn is in the fourth House to go really deep into ancestral and family wounds, and to excavate them and to bring healing about because there's just more of a, there's more of gravity, it's like there's a gravitational center. When Saturn is in the fourth House that pulls you into orbit around these family issues, which you know, are not a whole big, they're not meant to be a big deal in every moment of our life. But in certain seasons of our life, it's like, oh, it is time, it's time to go back to the well, it's time to draw deeply and, you know, take a big deep drink of the family patterns, I've inherited. That's just sometimes what it is when Saturn is in the fourth, Saturn and Pisces in the fourth, and also the sacrifices around family, home, land, real estate, and just generally your living environment.

Capricorn
Alright, let's move along to Capricorn. We're going to place Capricorn in the ascendant, which places Saturn in Pisces in the third. Now karma around siblings, neighborhood, local environment, everything that is more, it's around you more immediately. Saturn, in the third, can have to do with your mindset. And it can have to do with a tendency to on the day to day level to struggle with control. I have a controlling mindset when Saturn is in the third House that tells me that, you know, Saturn in the third can be that that sense of, like, everything's going to go to hell unless I have some order in my life. And sometimes Saturn in the third brings daily rituals and daily activities that prop us up and give us a sense of rhythm and stability.

Other times Saturn in the third has to do with a mental, a tendency toward mental rigidity and having to work on our mind, and how we perceive and how we will too; for example, the third House is called the joy of the moon. And the third House has a lot to do with everything that circumambulates around the roots, the roots of our lives being where you live, your home, and your home base. And so it's kind of like you're the House that has a lot to do with biorhythms, mentally, physically, emotionally, you know, in communication, on the day to day, when Saturn is in that House, it's like it's almost like a whole structural change might be needed with regard to how you think and how you speak and how you perceive. Especially if it's too rigid or if it's too close down.

On the other hand, if it's too all over the place, Saturn in the third might come in and give you some more substance or structure. Those are the kinds of things that come to mind. Of course, again, siblings, neighbors, and people who are like family to you. Those can also be important. Sometimes there's a sense of having to do a lot of travel or a lot of busy work, or I'm like, I remember, specifically, here I go, again, sharing a personal story, sorry, I mean to overshare Saturn. And when I had Saturn in the third, I was traveling back and forth constantly for graduate school, about an hour each way. And I thought it was really interesting because I was doing a lot of writing and reflecting and studying. That was like my whole daily routine changes, a very austere long commute that I did for several years, two years, while Saturn was going through the third House.

Isn't that interesting? So watch for Saturn there to be like, also do what do I feel at home like it's not uncommon for Saturn in the third to coincide with living in an environment that culturally is like a mismatch for you and feeling out of place. And then this, this need to, like, find your way back to a sense of home, which then happens when Saturn ingresses into the next House and into the fourth. So it's not uncommon for there to be a sequence of getting into your roots while Saturn moves through your third and fourth, respectively. All right, well, that's what I'm going to say about that.

Aquarius
Let's put Aquarius on the ascendant, which puts Saturn into the second House. So when Saturn is in your second House, again, there are generally two ways in which it can go; it can kind of go toward like poverty and loss and constriction and loss of income and big expenditures and tight budgets. And, you know, Saturn can kind of be a planet that, you know, takes away starves his children or eats his children or something like that. So Saturn can be just bringing hard times or lean times or like structure or something like to the topic of money, finances, and resources.

Now, that doesn't always last forever, and sometimes is accompanied by, you know, like, in order to address the situation, you have to look at your whole life, well, how am I spending my time, my money, my energy, my resources, am I in the right job? How much responsibility falls on me versus my spouse, all sorts of issues around the management of your time, energy, money, and resources, and all manner of issues pertaining to your work or your career can come up with Saturn in the second and a lot of them can be really good and healthy. But there might be some periods of like leanness, or it's almost like the universe gives you that sign that things need to change because things aren't working; they're not fruitful anymore. Something stopped growing in a garden; you just go, okay, well, I guess, you know, I have to either replant it or plant something new or change my approach because doing the same thing, in terms of taking care of this plant is just not working anymore, it's not yielding the fruit any longer. So that can be really helpful feedback. And at first, it might feel like, oh my god, you know, but if we stay curious, then oftentimes, it's just a sign of things that need to change so that things can become productive again.

Saturn in the second also has the almost polar opposite extreme meaning of like working hard, like work the fields, see the fruit work the fields, though, is the part that you can't get around. There's a feeling that I have to work really hard right now. And my assets and resources are changing, for better or worse; they are just not the same. And so as a result of my income assets, livelihood or the means of my livelihood, you know, changing, I've got to double or triple my work. Or you could say that you come up with a great new idea, and then you've got to work really hard to enact it, and then it does become fruitful, but it's like, well, for these two years, you know, it's going to be like I'm putting more capital into it. It takes me a little bit to get out of the red. But you know, it's kind of an if you build it, they will come thing with Saturn in the second at times, so stick with it sticking with things knowing that it takes a lot of effort with Saturn in the second to see the garden grow is also good advice.

Pisces
All right, well, finally, let's put Saturn into the Ascendant in Pisces. If you're a Pisces, sun or rising, you get Saturn in your first House; now it's been in your 12th. For a while, we talked about this at the beginning; we started with Aries. The things that have been gestating in the unconscious that have come into your awareness that you are ready to now integrate into your personality require sacrifice, require work, require growing up, and require a certain level of maturity that might be new or different somehow. There's a sense of, I'm ready to individuate to the next level, but it requires a certain kind of sacrifice, commitment, maybe a little bit of giving things up or being a little bit more disciplined or devoted to things sometimes it first it's discipline, and then it turns into devotion, and that's conduct can definitely be the case with Saturn and Pisces. It's also in the first House about what you need to say no to. Saturn has a negating tendency; it says no to things.

So Saturn in the first House can be about what I need to say no to so that I can be my most authentic, you know self or take that next step in my personal development And you can always feel, what does personal development even mean? Who knows, it's just that feeling that I need to become something new in a certain direction, and it feels integral, it feels I'm, there's a sense of integrity, and a courage that's required to take that step. And Saturn will press on you; if you're not listening to it, it'll make it heavy depressive. It can mess with your health a little bit in the first House, that you're listening kind of working with it, then often there's a sense of being also able to grow from it. Sometimes Saturn in the first is also just about burdens, that it's just time for the physical body to deal with or changes to the physical body or appearance that need to be made. Because you're growing up and your wardrobes changing, or because your metabolism is slowing down, or whatever the case might be. Saturn, in the first, says I'm aging; I'm mortal.

Saturn in the first can also be about, you know, I know what I am, again by saying what I am not. And how do I make that very clear during this time, that can be a part of the process as well. Saturn in the first can also just be about getting recognized more by people as an elder or authority, or your wisdom or natural gifts or maturity is somehow coming to the light in other situations in your life, and you're getting recognized. It's almost like, you know, people are saying, Oh, look, look at that Saturn person. By that, it doesn't mean an insult; it could very well mean, look at that person who's very capable and mature, who's had to make tough decisions, and who's gotten really good at something. Those are the kinds of things you might also notice with Saturn in the first House.

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