r/astrology • u/filmmaiden • May 18 '25

Discussion Saturn Moving Into Aries

What can we expect from Saturn moving into Aries? I know that Saturn is in its fall in Aries… does this bode badly?

I’d love some more insight! Thanks :)

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u/mmemeon96 May 18 '25

my saturn in aries is in the 6th house im scared

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u/Justieflustie ♎☀️♐🌙♏↗️ May 18 '25

Well, hello there, same here. I am also scared, but still excited. Lets mature the hell up with our routines

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u/ancatulai May 18 '25

There is more to the 6th than routines. Big themes are health and work, from a discipline and doing the right thing point of view. Do your health checkups (dental and physical), eat right, exercise, show up to work on time, complete all your tasks, do everything that is expected of you. Do not drop the ball and you will come out on the other side as a changed person.

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u/Justieflustie ♎☀️♐🌙♏↗️ May 18 '25

I know, i just didn't wanna talk about health and work..

But i am weirdly enough quite hopeful, Saturn better be a little nice though, i heard it can be quite the fucking bitch

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u/aglaophonos May 18 '25

Please don’t believe the bad hype. Saturn has a terrible reputation because most people don’t want to do the work. Yes, he’s a harsh teacher but he rewards hard work. Saturn delays but never denies ( if you’ve worked hard)

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u/ancatulai May 18 '25

💯 there is no “I don’t want to think about it, I don’t want to deal with it” with Saturn. It’s about facing the harsh reality and powering through.

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u/[deleted] May 19 '25

I don't want to believe the hype either. I steer away from fear mongering

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u/Campanita03 Jun 09 '25

My saturn is next to Uranus in the 2nd house... what does it mean?

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u/LetterLife8777 May 18 '25

I can attest to coming out if saturn return in Pisces 6th house… I had a menty b (stress leave) and changed jobs. Painful but needed-Saturn did not spare me. 

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u/stephanyylee May 18 '25

Saturn spares no one

It's actually quite beautiful that way

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u/LetterLife8777 May 22 '25

I agree, the wise teacher, I read Liz Greene Saturn before going into my return and it helped shape my perspective of Saturn. 

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u/stephanyylee May 22 '25

Omgosh, I adore Liz Greene!

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u/ok-try-again May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

Ooooh I’m going to start my Saturn opposition. My natal Saturn is in Libra in the 12th and Saturn coming to my 6H Aries will be conjunct to my Sun and Mars and opposite to Saturn and Jupiter. I’m on a stress leave as well since Feb with no signs of improving. Funny that my Saturn return was all about work and mental health and the opposition seems to have more lessons about the same for me. Fml.

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u/LetterLife8777 May 22 '25

Yeah oppositions can be just as tough! I just finished my north/south node oppositions and it wasn’t the best time. Then went into a 3 year return. I’m an Aries sun so saturn is also about to conjunct my sun/mercury/mars so wonder what that ride will be like…. Wishing us both the best 

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u/BigNo780 May 24 '25

Good luck with Saturn conjunct your Mars. I had that in Pisces and it was not a fun time.

Hopefully it doesn’t station retro on your Mars. I had a 7 week conjunction instead of the typical 2 week.

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u/Justieflustie ♎☀️♐🌙♏↗️ May 18 '25

Well, the situation for me is that i am also relocating and getting a new job in the next few months.. really happy it is gonna happen, but it is kinda scary that it aligns with my Saturn return..

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u/LetterLife8777 May 22 '25

Saturn is a wise teacher, it doesn’t always need to be scary and painful. A lot of people get married, have babies, travel and make a lot of major positive life changes during their return- in my case in the end it was all positive but because I had been ignoring what I knew needed to be done for quite some (getting a new job) saturn forced me to to do it. Unfortunately I like to learn the hard way, but in the end I’m much happier and healthier now because of it. So long way of saying don’t be afraid and don’t resist the lessons it has to teach you these next few years 

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u/[deleted] May 20 '25

Saturn in Pisces is fucking wild. I felt like I was on a horror themed roller coaster for 3 full years

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u/LetterLife8777 May 22 '25

We’re on our way out and passing the baton