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human
>Saturn in the second house bugs me, should I be worried lads? Will that aspect affect my success?

Saturn here is in the second house and in his masculine and social sign of Aquarius. In this configuration, he is receiving many aspects from the Scorpio-Libra pileup in the eleventh and the tenth. Since Saturn's significations are stabilized by being in this sign which he rules, and much of the chart is aspecting him from two of the primary vocational houses, what he signifies in this chart is the steady upward trending of the realm of finances through one's career and social platform. Thus far from being negative, he outright guarantees that your vocation and social network will be a thing which brings you great wealth in proportion to how well you preform in those respective environments.

>Also, is living abroad in the cards?

Difficult to ascertain. Jupiter is conjunct the midheaven, and Mercury which rules the ninth is also conjunct the midheaven within five degrees, and because it's retrograding it's actually heading towards the midheaven and so symbolically it's having a heightened impact on that specific area of life because it's on a trajectory directly towards it. Additionally, Mars rules the fourth house of home and residence and is in the twelfth, which has had centuries and millennia of associations with foreign things before the advent of contemporary modern astrology scrubbed them out and replaced them with 'spirituality'. However as opposed to ninth house experiences of foreign things which might be positive or fondly remembered, the twelfth tends to signify experiences abroad in which the native feels totally isolated from their surroundings due to being so different. Additionally, the Jupiter and Mercury arrangement is only modestly suggestive of an experience abroad, and I would want more compelling testimony before I gave my full confidence. To answer your question, probably not, and I wouldn't recommend it even if it was a yes.
gpt
Oh yeah I forgot to mention in my interpretation that Jupiter in itself can represent travel to foreign places, and since Mercury rules the ninth it also brings foreign associations into the mix. Additionally, the sign of Sagittarius itself can also represent travel, and so having the ruler of the fourth there and in that house seemed to me the most compelling evidence for an experience abroad out of all of it. Still, I stick by my previous interpretation.
human


First of all, props to your writing style, that was a pleasure to read. Secondly, thank you for taking your time to delve deeper, it’s greatly appreciated. You’ve definitely given me some food for thought.

Just one more question, I’m currently going through my Saturn return that leaves me feeling like I’m stuck at a crossroads, especially career wise. What is the recommended career path for an individual with this chart?
gpt
Well, it's a bit complicated. Venus is the ruler of the tenth and so naturally has a large impact on vocation, however the degree of the MC falls in the eleventh in Scorpio which brings Mars into the mix. Not to mention that Venus, Jupiter, and mercury are all crowded around the degree of the MC, and therefore having a heightened impact on this area of life as well, and the Moon is in the tenth house of Libra.

Broadly speaking, and especially considering the impression of the Sun in the eleventh in Scorpio, this is someone who is meant to be prominent for their creative, intellectual, and communicative talents. This is someone meant to be a social organizer or a public face, or the glue which holds a large and disparate community together. Because Venus is challenged in this sign, it brings an inherent sense of frustration due to her innate nature being devalued by the martial nature of Scorpio. However, since Mercury and Jupiter are in tow and in agreement with Venus, she will find the support she needs to succeed even despite herself. Thus although this configuration signifies frustration and hardship, it also signifies the triumph which follows it and the hard-earned sensation of victory, which for him will translate into a fair degree of wealth.

However to shorten this down into a few key feautures: it emphasizes social careers, intellectual careers, careers in which the personality and character are involved, careers in which one is elevated so that they may shine their light, and it implies commerce, craft, expertise, mastery, and a grasping for more, higher places at every plateau. 

So anyway yeah, you weren't looking for a general career analysis just an answer to a particular problem, so I hope I wasn't to broad and vague to be useful here. I hope that some of the narratives I tried to present really resonated and that picking through the themes can help you make up your mind on what to do next. Best of luck to you - tf
human

Wow, just wow. This is just what was needed, you’ve basically given me an outline and all I have to do now is fill it in. 

It’s both eerie and reassuring reading your analysis, as I’ve been thinking of monetizing my public speaking and interpersonal skills (for which I’ve always been praised for).

Thank you so much for your patience and willingness to share your knowledge.
gpt
Tf is one the blessings of these threads.



Big blessings