All about Saturn in Scorpio, natal or transit…
Conversation has started among the people in the Saturn in Sagittarius workshop. Someone asked something around the how people felt Saturn in Scorpio went for them. I thought it was a great question and also call to action. I mean, we still have a few weeks to get something down. I think this house and […]
Hi, Elsa. I have a Scorpio sun, moon, Venus, and Pluto. Moon, Venus, and Pluto are all in the 4th house. Last year or so maybe two, I have been battling the worst depression thinkable to the point where I can’t go a few hours without crying. Almost feel like I’m bleeding inside or depleting somehow. I have tried
This has not been on my mind, but recently I stumbled onto a place I thought would good for my husband’s and my ashes to be entombed. It just struck me. I called him about it, he sounded a bit skeptical. He’s used to me being a bit crazy. But then I took him to
There is a great discussion about sex, here: How to keep your clothes on for 90 days. It’s about delaying sex in order to gain power, but the conversation took many turns. MagicZara wrote, “This seems to be a fairly trendy thing, with Saturn in Scorpio…” I predicted that when Saturn hit Scorpio it would put an end to
Hi Elsa, I know Saturn is leaving Scorpio in a couple of weeks but what if Saturn will still be in the same house (12th) when it goes into Sagittarius? When Saturn or any other planet changes signs does the lesson continue? I keep hearing the good news it is leaving Scorpio but is it good news
My apologies to people with planets in the very late degrees of the Fixed signs. Some of you showed up in the comments here – Leaving Depression Behind. It’s true, you’re still in this. But as I mentioned in that post, Sagittarius looks ahead. Even if you’re up to your neck, it won’t hurt to
I was leaving this comment on the “Internet Mommies” post. I realized it was broadly applicable to Saturn leaving Scorpio (limited energy) for Sagittarius (beliefs and the big picture)… Most people (including me), eventually look back at something they invested a lot of time and energy in, and wonder what they were thinking at the time.
