185 60 Stars Astrology: Seasons Vacation ⑦ The Aspects of Saturn Part 1

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By TOKYO-TANUKI

185 60 Stars Astrology:  Seasons Vacation ⑦

The Aspects of Saturn Part 1

1. Well, let’s get back to the topic of progressions. Starting today, we’ll be talking about Saturn ♄.

First, I must apologize: given my schedule, if I were to explain Saturn, Arcturus, and the Sirius-Canopus belt—those three topics alone—it would already be the summer solstice.

And, as I mentioned maybe last year, it’s best not to touch horoscopes around the summer solstice.

This time of year, when the Sun, Osiris (Canopus), and Isis (Sirius) rise simultaneously over the eastern horizon in the morning, is the season of the magician, so it’s best not to engage with such things too much.

I wouldn’t want to get caught up in some strange magic, after all.

I’ll wrap up Season ▲ (Delta) before summer ends.

.....So, I’ll save the explanations about Jupiter♃, Mars♂, and Venus♀ for after summer.

I’ll probably write it under the title “Season Vacation 2.”

The planets I’ll cover are the Midheaven (M.C.), Jupiter, Venus, Mars, Mercury☿, and Vulcan☈ .


By the way, Uranus♅, Neptune♆, and Pluto♇ don’t have that much of an impact unless they’re connected to other powerful planets.

However, they should be taken seriously when looking at career prospects.

For example, Uranus at the Midheaven is a sign of genius.

It also signifies power plants, airplanes, radio waves, and the media.

In terms of how they reveal themselves in progressions, the Hermes ℧ star—which indicates games, automobiles, and stringed instruments—is actually more distinct than Uranus or Neptune or Pluto.

Well, since there’s no end to it, and I think it’s fun to discover things for yourself, I won’t write about these planets.

2.......... And you know, looking back at past articles,
I think readers have probably noticed this long ago, but the semi-sextile aspect of 30 degrees corresponds to a dodecahedron, and at the same time, to a regular icosahedron (a 12-sided polyhedron). 

Similarly, the quintile aspect of 72 degrees—36 degrees—18 degrees corresponds to a regular icosahedron, and at the same time, to a regular icosahedron (a 20-sided polyhedron).

360 divided by 12 is 30, and 360 divided by 20 is 18. 

..........Well, that’s basically it.

Similarly, the square corresponds to a hexahedron (octahedron), and the sextile corresponds to an octahedron (hexahedron).

It’s what’s known as "duality", I suppose.…or maybe....

......Well, I guess you could say the explanation is a bit lacking, but for now, I’m prioritizing easy memorization.

However, since we’ve already covered "spiral" in plane geometry, starting around the next season or the one after that, we’ll probably move on to “solid geometry” as an extension of the theory of polygons Tn=3n(n+1).....At least, that’s my guess.

I’m writing this now so everyone won’t get confused later.

...........Of course, you can just think of all this as Tanu-chan’s delusions!



3. Now, let’s talk about Saturn.

For those of you who have been reading this blog, there’s probably no need to explain the power of Saturn.

Saturn is the planet of strife and power. 

The symbol ♄ represents the opposite of ♃, but because its shape resembles a guillotine blade, it has been adopted as a symbol of communism.

Communism is about bringing down those who were once kings and making the poor into kings.

Furthermore, because its shape resembles a dipper, it is associated with the Big Dipper.

In China, there is a form of astrology called Ziwei Dou Shu, which regards the North Celestial Pole as the Emperor and uses the movement of the Big Dipper as its axis.

And speaking of the Big Dipper... yes, it’s Set. 

The great Egyptian god Set.

The obelisk represents his phallus.

So, the story of Cronus cutting off Uranus’s genitals is, well, a story of revolution in that sense.

4. The horoscope that most clearly demonstrates this Saturnine influence is Nikita Khrushchev’s.

Amid the power struggles in the Soviet Union following the death of the Great Stalin, Khrushchev emerged as the party’s leading figure, and in June 1956, he delivered his famous “Critique of Stalin,” titled “On the Personality Cult and Its Consequences.”

This sent shockwaves through the communist movement worldwide.

..That highly intelligent, kind, and fatherly strong Stalin—

Was the infallible leader actually a ruthless dictator???........


At this time, Khrushchev’s progression Sun was at
V (3.77) × 62.33 ages + 25 degrees ≈ 260 degrees.

In other words, it was at 20 degrees Sagittarius, forming a sextile with Saturn in Libra.

He had finally established his power.
(Fig. 1)

However, just as Saturn’s favorable aspects come around, so too do its unfavorable aspects.

Khrushchev fell from power in October 1964.
At that time, his progression Sun was
V (3.77) × 70.5 + 25 degrees = 290.7 degrees.

This is 20.7 degrees in Capricorn, forming a square with Saturn in Libra (21 degrees).

A clear-cut fall from power.
(Fig. 2)

Khrushchev seized power, but since he didn't kill many of his opponents, it seems he lived out his days on a pension even after he fell from power.

Well, his successor, Brezhnev, was someone Khrushchev had promoted, so he probably felt indebted to him.


Saturn is a very prominent planet.

When reading the horoscopes of leaders who were assassinated, the first thing to keep in mind is Saturn's position.



See you next time!





Tanu-chan💓　TOKYO-TANUKI💛