Encyclopedia of Vedic Astrology: Planetary Transit: Transit of Saturn, Chapter IX, Part - 13

Shanker Adawal ,Encyclopedia of Vedic Astrology: Planetary Transit

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9.5 Special Transits of Saturn

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9.5.4 Effects of Sign/ Constellation: The position of natal Moon in sign/ constellation at the time of beginning of Sadhe Sati is very important. If the natal Moon is in its own/ exaltation sign or sign of Saturn, the results may be somewhat good. The relationship between this natal sign and sign of Moon at the time of beginning of Sadhe Sati gives Moorthy Nirnaya indicating nature of Sadhe Sati results (for detailsl please refer Chapter 2 and Table 32). Similarly another set of guidelines can be obtained by relative position of natal/ birth star of Moon and the star occupied by the Saturn in transit when Sadhe Sati starts. The broad results are given in the table below;

Table No. 34: Results as per Natal & Transiting Saturn’s Stars

No. of Star of transiting Saturn from Natal Star	Broad Results
1^st, 2^nd or 3^rd	Losses, dangers, upsets & unwelcome events
4^th to 7^th	Victory, success & happiness
8^th to 13^th	Unwelcome changes, diseases & troublesome journeys
14^th to 18^th	Lucky, auspicious & influx of wealth
19^th or 20^th	Mixed results
21^st, 22^nd & 23^rd	Comforts & luxuries
24^th or 25^th	Mixed results
26^th or 27^th	Physical, mental & financial worries

9.5.5 Effects on body parts & General Results: As per some asatrologers, Sadhe Sati gives bad results on various parts of the body during different period of this transit, but ill effects are given only during 41 out of 90 months of transit, the worst being in Moon sign as under;

Table No. 35: Period and Effects on Body Parts

Brava/House	Period in Months	Body Part	Gen. Result
12^th	7	Forehead	Losses/ difficulties
12^th	9	Eyes	Penury & problems
12^th	8	Mouth	Unwelcome changes
12^th	6	Throat	Gain of Money/ status
1^st	10	Heart	Gain of Money/ status
1^st	11	Stomach	Sorrows
1^st	5	Navel	Fear
1^st	4	Private parts	Death
2^nd	13	Knees	Victory
2^nd	12	Thighs	Comforts
2^nd	5	Feet	Troubles in journeys

9.5.6 Saturn’s Vehicles and their Results: One should count from birth star/ constellation to the Moon’s constellation on the day of on which Saturn changes the sign. Divide this number by 9 and note the remainder. The remainder indicates the vehicle of transiting Saturn and the results which it shows for the period of Sadhe Sati as under:

Table No. 36: Vehicle of Transiting Saturn & its Results

Remainder	Animal as Vehicle	Result
1	Donkey	Loss
2	Horse	Success
3	Elephant	Comforts
4	Buffalo	Sorrows/ miseries
5	Lion	Destruction of enemies
6	Fox/ Bear	Death/ mourning
7	Crow	Conflict
8	Peacock	Gains
9	Swan	Happiness

9.5.7 There is another explanation given by Tamil seer Pulippani about Saturn’s transit through various signs. The Sadhe Sati period will do very bad during transit over movable signs falling under influence of significance (the worst being the Cancer); next lesser malefic results under fixed signs (Leo & Scorpio); and the least under dual signs of Mercury & Jupiter. The transit results over signs of Venus are also moderate as Venus is a friend of Saturn and the Moon exalts in Taurus while Saturn in Libra. The transit results over Capricorn & Aquarius, being signs of Saturn, are also moderate. If Saturn transits Capricorn and Saturn period is on, it means a wiping out of the past occurs with a new lease of life for the future.

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