Saturn in the Third House (siblings, early life)
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Saturn in the Third House (siblings, early life)
Saturn in the Third House indicates someone who was "born old", perhaps burdened by care beyond their years at an early age. There may also be much older siblings indicated. Education may have been difficult in the early years because of restrictive circumstances.
Comments
1/6/2007 10:57:46 PMsatya said:
This is true .I have my saturn in the third house. and have faced a lot of trouble in getting my education.The saturn is in libra (exalted) and with pluto. But I still feel the need to study .I have heard that inspite of facing difficulties in getting education .people having saturn in third house can do research and can achieve great success in life .Is that true?
4/1/2007 11:20:35 AM
G said:
I have Saturn in third house. I had trouble in early years. After wearin Blue Sapphire, I have studied a lot. I have a Bachelors, 4 Masters. I am pursuing PhD and also study Jyotish as a hobby.
2/4/2009 5:05:45 PM
Amrit said:
yes i agree with this placement, i have tried so hard to get my education in college, but there is always something blocks my eduation, family problems, my own problems, it just does not let me focus on my studies, but i see so many other people without this placement do fine in thier studies. I just hope that i can suceed by getting self educated, if this is the way it suppose to be b/c of my placement being saturn in the third house.
5/28/2009 2:07:42 PM
Rupesh said:
satya, you are correct. the thrist or willingness would remain in mind with the people of 3rd saturn. And if it is in good house the interest would be from that person to go for further studies. If it is afflicted then the person would forced with some reason to study further and he studies and completes with difficulty. Saturn in 3rd is only the delay or hurdles in studies but not the break of education.
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