An in-depth study of the planet Saturn in an astrological context. The book gives interpretations of Saturn in every different sign and house, in relation to the other planets.
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29 of 29 people found the following review helpful
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Having recently re-discovered this early Liz Greene work, I still consider it as one of the best books, if not the best, on Saturn over the last 25 years. Any relative newcomer to astrology would do well to check out the deep psychological perspectives offered here, subtleties that are lost by more simplistic interpretations of Saturn in the chart.
Perhaps in contrast to some of her work, the depth and complexity of Liz Greene remains more accessible throughout this book. The layout is straightforward, a consideration of Saturn in each of the four elements (houses and signs) that combines intelligent astrology with fascinating and practical psychological perspectives. Aspects in the chart and synastry are also covered in separate chapters.
One of the main themes is the Jungian idea of embracing the dark and sinister side of Saturn as necessary for healthy, holistic self-development. "It is only when the Beast is loved for his own sake that he can be freed from the spell and become the Prince". Saturn asks that we take responsibility through accepting limitations, learning to use our painful experiences for growth. The approach is balanced, highly insightful with many psychological and esoteric angles covered throughout. As someone with a strong Saturn myself, I highly recommend this book! Read together with "Saturn In Transit" by Erin Sullivan, and you have just about everything you need to know about Saturn in modern astrology.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Paperback
This book has the most insightful interpretations of Saturn in the natal chart that I have ever seen in the 18 years that I have studied astrology. The section on Saturn in synastry alone is worthy of the price you'd pay for this book. I have read relevant sections of this to a friend and this person's relationship was transformed almost overnight, and she thanked me for the clarity that she gained from the information. Saturn is not so intimidating after reading this book!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By Bluebird
Format:Paperback
While it might be hard (and daunting) to read about your negative traits, this book makes it bearable! The trials and solutions of each saturn placement are laid out by Liz Greene with terrifying, comforting accuracy. Highly recommended for anyone struggling.
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Great book
As always, Liz never fails to deliver and gives her perspective which is very relative to me. I will never get tired of reading what Liz has to say and would recommend this book to... Read more
Published 4 months ago by TeePee
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Saturn - Liz Greene
Liz Greene wrote this book on Saturn in the 1980s. It is the definitive book on Saturn. Why read it? Read more
Published 19 months ago by Ms. M. M. L. Packwood
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A Classic upstaged
I know this is regarded as a classic,unsurpassed to some,in the field of Astrological literature - and it is,and you will learn a lot of relevant info. Read more
Published on 1 Jan 2011 by bete8noir
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amazing
Liz Greene has always been one of the best authors on astrology I have read, and with this book she does not fail to deliver. Read more
Published on 16 Feb 2010 by T. Dawson
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Oh how I have a friend in Saturn
This book may have been written back in the 1970s but it is still current and a ground breaking astrology book. Saturn has traditionally been viewed as bad juju in the horoscope. Read more
Published on 5 Sep 2009 by Bee Smith
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