Sun conjunct Saturn Dates Past and Future

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SUN CONJUNCT SATURN

Daily, Weekly, Monthly and Yearly Horoscopes
Aries | Aquarius | Cancer | Capricorn | Gemini | Leo
Libra | Pisces | Sagittarius | Scorpio | Taurus | Virgo
North & South Node Calendar
Major Aspects and Astro-Memes

Trine | Square | Sextile | Opposition | Conjunction |
Quincunx | Semisextile | Sesquisquare | Semisquare

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SUN CONJUNCT SATURN

A conjunction or conjunct symbol is an aspect that emphasizes and brings together the energies of the planets involved. Conjunctions focus and intensify the energy much like a laser beam on an exact point in your chart. These planets have their own uniqueness and when tag-teamed their energy is intensified even more.
It is important to understand that the Sun rules the identity, ego, individuality, power and pride, while Saturn rules stability and longevity (time). Saturn is disciplined, responsible and cautious.
Since Saturn is the planet of limitation and the Sun is the planet of identity, this conjunct puts limits on what a person believes they can accomplish and messes with their identity. Saturn squeezes and restricts the personality and self-expression. It can also limit one's ambition and goals.
SUN CONJUNCT SATURN RECENT PAST AND FUTURE DATES

January 13, 2020
January 24, 2021
February 4, 2022
February 16, 2023
February 28, 2024
March 12, 2025
March 25, 2026
April 7, 2027
April 20, 2028
May 4, 2029
May 19, 3030
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