Transiting Saturn in Capricorn

For the last few weeks, I have been explaining the effects of the transit of Saturn on the professional front, be it for a businessman or for one who is employed. This transit from Sagittarius to the Capricorn zodiac sign is, indeed, significant, as this phenomenon is repeating itself after a gap of thirty years, and Saturn is known to like its positioning in Capricorn. Saturn, the karmic planet, when positions in a place of its liking, gives positive transformations on one’s karmic efforts. The key is to know what to do when. Many may believe that the transiting Saturn would only influence the tenth house, that is, the house of karma. But this isn’t true as it also influences other domains of an individual’s life. Another important domain of an individual is one’s seventh house, which is the house relating to the marriage and spouse. This transiting Saturn plays a crucial role in effecting and influencing this sphere of the individual.

Neha, born in 1984, was finding it hard to get married. The initial years were spent in building and stabilising her career, there were very few who could match her capabilities and were unmarried. Same was the case with Amit, a 1982-born unmarried male with an average government job. His marriage could not have solemnised as there were few elder siblings who were finding it hard to get married. Supriya, a 1986-born female, had a sore love affair of six years. She and her family were finding it hard to find a suitable groom for her. Ankita, a 1985-born female who got divorced in 2016, was also struggling to find a suitable partner for her.

I remember these names so vividly because these all got their partners in November and December 2019. Saturn is known to give its results a few months before its change, just like an approaching train whistles before reaching the station. A knowledge of this event and the will to change with the support of a helpful hand can make a significant difference. All four individuals are due to get married in this year and have found a match. Hiccups like the Mangal Dosha, multiple marriage Yoga, Bhakoot Dosha, which were earlier playing a spoilsport, did not obstruct now. It is, therefore, very essential to play to our advantage to the beats of the transiting planets.

The author of this article, Dr Vinay Bajrangi, is a PhD scholar, Vedic Astrologer. Read his previous articles on www. vinaybajrangi.com/mediapress.php. Connect with him at www.vinaybajrangi.com or call at 9278665588 or 9278555588.

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