Working With Saturn- With Anne Whitaker

How can we make the most of Saturn Transits? In this conversation with Anne Witaker, we discuss Saturn cycles and transits, considering how his position in the Birth Chart can inform the way in which each individual meets his challenges.
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[@juliem8784]

always love your discussions with Anne! Thank you 😍

[@larana8815]

So good! Thank you!

[@incensejunkie7516]

Such a joy and a gift to have yet another video of you two! Absolutely love the content and the Saturn transit tips. I could listen to you both all day - literally. I've got my Saturn return next year, and Neptune is currently sitting right on it (my 2nd return I should add, in my 12th). Been doing a lot of inner work to try and rid myself of even more conditiioning and psychological dross I don't need. The onion needs peeling again. Pluto has been opposing my Mars@0 Leo (asc ruler) and Neptune was ever so close to exactly trining it before it went Rx. I can certainly relate to Anne's quip about being on the couch with the Neptune-Mars transit (I seem to be feeling it more currently than Pluto-Mars, the drama happened in Feb-April and I think I needed a break in order to process it and decide how to move forward, which I will be getting around to this autumn). I have finally stopped binging on foreign tv/films (and popcorn), but if anyone needs recommendations, I'm here for the asking!🤣 I simply don't understand how your channel doesn't have 100x the subscribers as of now Ana, but I have to say, I very much appreciate you, your work and your guests. I've also been sharing. Looking forward to the next installment (and I hope it's Anne again 😊)

[@LadyAmandaReneeMerry]

My saturn return was life or death for 3 years because saturn, jupiter, pluto and moon are all in the same sign. It sounds dramatic, but I had a fragile baby, constantly on the edge of death with a clinically insane man who eventually killed himself. It's insane how much growing up I had to do