The straightforward answer is because astrology is a practical dream. And practical dreams are ruled by Saturn.
When you go out on a clear night and look up at the sky with its beautiful and mysterious stars you can easily spot (with an unaided eye) a non-twinkling point of light – that is Saturn.
If you go further and use binoculars or a telescope you can see the rings of Saturn and at least the biggest one of its moons called Titan.
You may think that as a planet which has such a bad reputation in “pop astrology” Saturn portrays doom and gloom in astronomical photographs.
Brace yourself for a huge surprise.
Saturn is the most photogenic planet in the solar system. It has a golden glow, its tilt and rings are unique and magnificent and its moons so pretty.
Now, despite the picture quality of Saturn’s rings, they inevitably bring the idea of constraint and limitation. Cage can be a prison even if it is a golden cage.
Let’s look deeper into the matter.
Saturn is an old planet. It was formed 4.5 billion years ago when the whole solar system was built.
Research* recently showed that the rings of Saturn are relatively modern – they were formed between 100 and 200 million years ago.
* research by NASA, University of Durham, University of Glasgow
The scientific hypothesis** is that one of Saturn’s moons came very close to the planet and was completely destroyed.
99% of the resultant debris “ended up swallowed by the giant gas planet”.
The remaining pieces formed the rings.
The researchers called the lost moon Chrysalis because it ”blossomed” into the rings as a chrysalis transforms into a butterfly.
In other words “ Saturn does not ask you to give up your dreams just to make them real”***
** Jack Wisdom, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
*** Steve Forrest, Evolutionary astrologer
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Интелектуална наслада поражда тази публикация. Ясно и точно, майсторски е обяснено равновесието между противоположности, които са ежедневие. Астрологията добива нов смисъл и приложение.