Mars-Saturn Conjunction
The Mars-Saturn conjunction tends to bring genuinely difficult results, since these two planets share an inimical relationship on top of both carrying a malefic nature.

Meaning of the Conjunction

  • Results here can feel limited, chipping away at your self-confidence over time.
  • Repeated effort is often required, with success arriving only after considerable hard work.
  • Delays are common, demanding more time and energy than the situation would normally call for.
  • A frustrated undercurrent to life can affect nearly every area of your day-to-day experience.
  • You tend to be a genuinely hard worker, capable of real success over time.
  • The legal field can be a strong career fit, offering real potential for success.
  • You may feel torn on matters of law, sometimes upholding it and sometimes working against it.
  • A strong grasp of technology is common, keeping you well versed in newer tools and systems.
  • This placement can make you more accident-prone, so ongoing caution is important.
  • A dishonest streak may develop, causing others to view you with real distrust.
  • Fraudulent tendencies are a risk here, potentially drawing you into criminal activity.
  • Petty theft is sometimes linked to this placement, which can cost you others' respect.
  • A conspiratorial streak may emerge, leading you to work against friends behind their backs.

Who Wins the Conjunction

Saturn tends to come out ahead in this pairing, proving stronger than Mars. It can effectively slow Mars down, delaying the results this placement produces.

Dignity and Strength

  • Capricorn: this pairing tends to be fruitful, with Mars exalted and Saturn ruling the sign outright.
  • Cancer: results here tend to be harsh, since Mars is debilitated and Saturn sits in an inimical position.
  • Aries, Leo, Scorpio, Sagittarius and Pisces: Mars tends to be stronger here, though it still exerts a somewhat malevolent influence.
  • Taurus, Gemini, Virgo, Libra and Aquarius: Saturn tends to dominate here, further weakening Mars's influence.

Conclusion

The Mars-Saturn conjunction rarely produces easy outcomes, since both planets are naturally malefic and regard each other as enemies.