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NINTH
HOUSE SATURN
The House of Long
Journeys - The field of goals and planning
Sense
of purpose and direction. Profound mental interests.
Searches for new horizons.
Distant travel. Residence
in foreign lands. Philosophy and religion. Prophecy. Higher education. Organized sport.
Advertising and publicity.
There is
usually an ability to think seriously and deeply about important issues, and
there can be good powers of concentration. It’s possible that the mind will
not be very adventurous or inventive, however. As a result, one’s opinions
and conclusions may be rather conventional and perhaps a bit unimaginative.
There will be a considerable desire to improve the mind, and once course of
study is undertaken it will probably be completed, even if it is more work
than was expected.
Challenges
will be approached with extreme caution. The prospect of physical travel can
arouse all kinds of inhibitions and fears of the unknown, such as a terror of
flying. If we extend this possibility to a more psychological dimension, it
can mean a fear of taking off, intellectually and perhaps emotionally, as well
as from the standpoint of beginning to achieve objectives and ambitions. The
influence of Saturn can cause inhibition and apprehension.
There may
be shyness and a lack of self-confidence. The inferiority complex will be most
noticeable when the person is mixing with people whom they believe to be of a
higher intellectual or academic level than themselves.
Saturn's
influence upon the house of Jupiter arouses the craving to establish a perfect
order based upon universal principles. This individual may have so austere an
outlook that while they know what is proper, they fail to make virtue sound
very appealing. As an administrator, they verge toward orthodoxy in religion,
education and business, stressing the letter as well as the spirit of the law.
They may be a bureaucrat or an official entrusted with the responsibility of
carrying out orders in a conscientious way.
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