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Ruler: Saturn
Nature: feminine, negative
Quality: carndinal
Element: earth, physical
Symbol: the goat
Keywords: prudunt, aspiring, calculating
Principle: crystallisation
Destiny: through devotion, Capricorn leanrs to serve. Maturity

Sign Tarot: The Devil
Planet Tarot: The World

Expectation: respect
Imperative: to let go obligation and attachment
Gift: wisdom
Challenge: self-focus
Difficulty: others' expectations
Need: boundaries

Body parts: joints, knees, epidermis, bones, teeth
Foods: potato, meat, barley, spinach, onion, corn
Colours: dark grey, dark brown, black
Flowers: ivy, pansy, heartsease
Herbs: comfrey, knapweed
Metal: silver
Gem: turquoise, amethyst
Animals: goanna, goat, cloven-hoofed animals
Countries: India, Mexico, Afghanistan, Cuba, Slovenia
Cities: Oxford, Delphi, Mexico City

Source : http://www.groundedheavens.com
( Astrological Diary Australia )

 

 

Saturn was known to the Greeks as Kronos, lord of time and the Titan son of Ouranos and Gaia.

Kronos, oppressed by Ouranos' smothering embrace of his mother Gaia, and unable to emerge, cut off his father's deep thrust phallus and threw it into the sea. From this, Aphrodite was born.

In turn Kronos ate his own children, fearing advice from an oracle that he would be overthrown by them. On Gaia's advice, Kronos' wife gave him a stone wrapped in swaddling clothes instead of the infant Zues.

Kronos was later forced by Zues to regurgitate his children - Poseidon, Hades, Hers, Hestia and Demeter -and release his father and brothers.

Zues used the thunder and lightning given to him in gratitude by the Cyclopes to wage war on Kronos and the Titans, and to defeat them. Thus ended the Golden Age and began the Silver.

Celebrated in the December festival Saturnalia, where authority was over thrown and slaves allowed temporary liberty to do what they liked for seven days. Saturnalia was later repackaged as Christmas. Saturn is remembered on his day, Saturday.

Saturn is always portrayed as old, usually carrying the sickle of time. He is associated with discipline and limitation, requiring tenacity and hard work. This may be seen as negative, but he offers ample reward for work.

 

 
 
 
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