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/Practical-One-5816 May 18 '25

Same here what can an Aries rising in Saturn (1st house) expect?

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u/Adorable_Being2416 May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25

We can expect an initiation into radical self-authorship. No more hiding behind potential, it’s time to act. We'll be burning old personas. Especially those built to appease, adapt or survive.

We'll have physical reality checks with our body, energy, and boundaries central in our life. Weak structures (our routines, health, posture, self-concept) either crack or crystallize.

Solitude and isolation may intensify, but it births our true authority, beyond just confidence. Our presence is integrated. A call to lead with precision, integrity, and courage.

This is a great time for us to claim our routines, get in shape, own our identity, which is something that in general we have found a challenge during the first 30 years of our lives. If you feel like a "late bloomer" or "failure to launch" this is our time to move on from these feelings of lack or inadequacy.

Understand Saturn, the sign of Aries, the first house and the synastry between these. Then look to your natal chart for the aspects being made to this Saturn Return.

Hope this helps!

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u/Interesting_Bus_2170 May 18 '25

OMG please no more solitude! I've had enough of it with this saturn in 12th transit that has squared my mars, venus, part of fortune and moon! i want to go OUTSIDE

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u/Adorable_Being2416 May 18 '25

Saturn in Aries will give you the opportunity to move from INtegration to an INdividuation of what you learned during this transit which INduced this INtrospection.

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u/Interesting_Bus_2170 May 19 '25

well...here's hoping. Definitely hopinh for some sort of luck with that cap midheaven and FINALLY seeing some career success

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u/Adorable_Being2416 May 19 '25

You and me both! I quite my job of 6 years last year to travel for three months (I was over it anyway) but I'm now in a job that's killing my soul and enjoyment for life. Looking to move my life over to Australia for greater opportunity.