Jupiter square Saturn: the meaning
Jupiter and Saturn form a square about five years after their conjunction, then about five years before the next one.
The square of 2005, between Libra and Cancer, and that of 2015-2016, between Virgo and Sagittarius, thus marked two successive generations. Each passage lasts several months and concerns thousands of births. Like the other slow aspects, this square takes on a personal color only through the house where it falls and the intimate planets it touches.
When it stands out in a chart, this square would describe a tension between two drives: the wish to grow, to dare, to expand, and the need for caution, limits, and patience. The person may alternate periods of enthusiasm with phases of doubt. They start projects and then hold them back, or, on the contrary, feel held in by outside circumstances when they would like to move ahead. This tension nonetheless forges a remarkable perseverance: they learn to adjust their course constantly.
The possible downside would be unstable choices: too much confidence one day, too much doubt the next. Astrologers suggest setting realistic intermediate goals here and giving yourself the right to readjust without judging yourself. With time, this aspect teaches the art of moving forward with measure, neither too fast nor too slowly, and often bears its best fruit after thirty.
- Exact angle
- 90°
- Orb used
- ± 7°Usual orb between two planets
- Traditional nature
- Dynamic
- Planets
- Social planet and social planet