The planet Saturn reveals, among other things, what you fear. The House it is in your birth chart suggests your difficulties and lessons. It is also an area where we count on rejection, a feeling that is part of our experience in that specific area of our lives. But it is also an area of much learning.

This is why astrologers often say, "Saturn is like a good wine, it gets better with time." It's true! All the difficulties the planet imposes on the House it is in generate lessons. When the lessons are learned, that initial difficulty becomes an area of mastery and mastery for us.

And wherever Saturn is in your chart, there will be a search for excellence. The planet also has to do with self-esteem and belief in one's own ability. Saturn takes time to believe that one can and that one is capable. And this lack of belief in oneself usually goes against the person for a long time.

Until, at some point, by knowing yourself deeply, your strengths and weaknesses, you learn to deal with yourself, with your own functioning and finally overcome yourself, achieving success.

Find out for free which house Saturn was in at the time of your birth Then, just see below what the positioning means.

Saturn in 1st House

People born with Saturn in the First House tend to begin their lives with a negative self-image. Because of this, they can be very serious and closed at first, or at the other extreme, very active, vibrant, lively.

In this way they are trying to protect themselves from unwanted approaches, while at the same time always appearing more mature than would be natural for their age. As the 1st house speaks of beginnings, Saturn in this house also speaks of people who do not act until they are sure of their ability to carry the process they have begun through to its end, without fail.

As time goes by, they feel more competent to deal with mundane matters: they become more accepting of changes and the consequences of their failures. When mastering the challenges presented by Saturn in the First House, the individual gains a well-defined sense of his own individuality.

Saturn in the 2nd House

A common definition for Saturn in this house is that the restrictions placed on our ability to earn money exist so that we learn to manage our finances in a mature and responsible way.

But the issue goes a little further and involves learning how to make correct and timely use of all our personal resources, financial or otherwise, and a reassessment of our sense of personal worth. Until they achieve this, financial problems are possible.

However, their innate awareness that what they earn is and will always be the result of their own efforts makes them a very skilled adult at managing their own resources and assets, who refuses to spend money on items that are not useful and necessary.

Maturity also positively transforms her initially very low self-esteem, helping her to consolidate a sense of self-worth, which then becomes almost unshakable.

Saturn in the 3rd House

This individual possesses a somewhat inflexible mental schema. Things for him are good or bad, right or wrong, white or black, without nuances. Being a mentally structured person, he feels stimulated by concepts of a serious and profound nature.

They do not have much patience for trivial conversations and are judicious about what they say. With frequent doubts about their natural intelligence, such people live haunted by the fear of making mistakes, believing that to err is not human, it is humiliating. Their ambition is intellectual authority.

Although they have a very talented mind for organization and for simplifying information, they lack inventive spirit and willingness to accept risks. Their difficulty in public speaking makes them a better listener than a speaker. For them, it is complicated to articulate their thoughts and verbalize them, but if there is prior preparation, Saturn in 3 will work wonderfully.

Saturn in the 4th House

The native with Saturn in the 4th house was usually raised with a lot of rigidity and discipline, and this experience in the first years of life usually makes him a demanding, conservative, and even cold person in his most intimate relationships.

But he takes family responsibility seriously and will never be frivolous in caring for and providing for his own. Because he lacked a sense of nurturing in early childhood - emotionally and/or financially - this person may doubt his own ability to care for others.

But this is an unfounded fear, because he is usually very attentive and concerned about the needs of others.

Those born with this position tend to fear emotional involvements, because they understand that if they get involved, they need, and if they need, they become vulnerable, thus losing power. Despite its apparent coldness, this native is thirsty for security and affection.

Saturn in the 5th House

At some point during his formative years, the sense of self-worth of the native with Saturn in the Fifth House was hurt. Someone important to him made him feel inferior or painfully insignificant, which results in the formation of a fragile ego that doubts his own creative talent.

As a result, this person feels an immense desire to be considered special and talented. In love, he or she is extremely demanding. A major challenge for this native is not to be able to be loved by someone, but to be able to give love freely to the other.

Regarding children, although many ancient astrological texts deny the possibility of descent, what is observed is a lot of fear of the responsibility that children represent, causing the native to choose to have them at an older age, when they have already been able to reformulate the relationship they have with parenthood.

Saturn in the 6th House

People in this position are usually tireless workers. They are patient, demanding, detail-oriented, and believe that if they want something done right, they'd better do it themselves.

This attitude can attract opportunistic people, who use your difficulty in delegating to put more responsibilities on them than they are entitled to.

In their routine, these people perform their tasks in a methodical way. Regarding their health and physical body, there may be structural problems (bones, spine, joints) that require prolonged health treatments (physiotherapy, etc.).

When used well, Saturn in 6 considers its failures as stepping stones on the way to advancing on more solid ground. But if moderation is lacking, the pursuit of perfection convinces the native that he can't do anything right, leading him to give up before he even tries (to avoid failure).

Saturn in the 7th House

In this house, Saturn suggests a tendency to be insecure about their ability to relate to others on an equal footing. They consider relationships to be serious business, and may believe that they will never find someone perfect enough to marry.

They are usually attracted to older or more mature people who in some way represent structure and authority. Quietly, the individual may harbor the belief that they themselves are not the best choice of spouse for anyone.

This native expects their relationships to be long-lasting and stable, and is not usually tolerant of failures and disappointments in love. Nevertheless, once committed, they may maintain an unhappy relationship to avoid the pain of a breakup, among other reasons, because this person may find it a little hard to believe that a relationship for two can and should also be made of happy moments.

Saturn in the 8th House

With Saturn in this house, the individual tends to struggle to control those things that may imply losses of any nature for him. His greatest difficulty is to accept that things end, that life works in cycles, that things change.

Thus, they always seek to understand how the hidden side of things works, trying to gain mastery over life events that are beyond their control. When it comes to their partner's assets, the native of this position is usually the financial provider in a stable relationship, and the tendency is that their partner will always be in financial trouble.

When it comes to their sexuality, the person tends to be very reserved. They will always be careful and judicious when choosing their partners, and will hardly accept casual relationships or sex without commitment. In fact, for this native, sex is something that happens with time and when there is trust in the other person.

Saturn in the 9th House

The native with Saturn in the 9th house tends to be a person who achieves a university education at a more mature age. Because of his demanding nature, he tends to be a dedicated student. As far as his belief systems are concerned, he will rarely be an absolute gullible or emotionally blind to the questionings of reason.

He will have a special interest in more traditional religious doctrines, and if he does not find a religious system that answers his fundamental questions, or that does not stand up to the scrutiny of rational logic, he may be an outright skeptic.

In relation to the Laws, when this planet is well aspected, the native tends to be a deep connoisseur and observer of the legislative system, even fearing the consequences that derive from it. However, with difficult aspects, Saturn here can reveal itself as someone who knows the laws, but lives according to its own codes.

Saturn in the 10th House

From this position, the native learns early on that his actions have consequences, and that the world will require him to take responsibility for them. They are tireless workers, who know that the harvest of what they plant will not come easily.

More than achieving success, the native wishes to be seen as a respected figure in society. Because he feels that he is always being watched and evaluated by everyone, he is very demanding and careful with the image he conveys to others. He will be conscious of each of his faults, and will try to compensate for them, keeping all facets of himself under control.

There is an obvious fear of failure, and a not so obvious fear of success. He usually has the confidence of everyone in what he does, and will probably have no problems regarding respect for hierarchy and elders. He respects socially established entities and values tradition.

Saturn in the 11th House

Saturn in the 11th house has two immediate possible readings: old friends, or older friends. This means that this person will prefer not only to have a select group of friends (Saturn does not like masses), but will prefer them to be mature (or older), and to be people with whom he or she has a long-standing friendly relationship.

Time is something that helps Saturn build their confidence, and they feel more secure relating to people who know what they want out of life, who have a clear purpose. He seeks quality friendships and usually states that they only have a handful of true friends that they can count on.

This is because Saturn is a separatist in essence and does not want to lose his identity in a group. This person, especially in his youth, may have felt older and more mature than others of the same age.

Saturn in 12th House

Some people with this position of natal Saturn have to deal with heavy situations throughout their lives. They are those people who at some point have to give up things that are important to them because some loved one needs them, and they are the only person who can take responsibility for taking care of that person.

The native will then take on the task bravely, and will decide to suffer alone, making his pain invisible to those with whom he deals on a daily basis. He prefers not to expose his most serious problems to others because he feels inexplicable guilt in doing so. When this position is well managed, the person bravely endures personal and collective difficulties.

If he has a religious belief, this person will have great respect for the "designs of fate" and will always try to understand them as part of his evolutionary process. This is a good position for social work aimed at helping the weak and suffering.