Planets Part 2: The Outer Planets

Saturn Syndrome: An Astrology Podcast

In Episode 4 of "Saturn Syndrome," host Chris Mendez dives into the expansive realm of the outer planets, completing our two-part series on the celestial bodies that influence our lives. This episode delves into the societal and generational impacts of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto—each with unique astrological qualities and profound influences on individual, societal, and generational levels. From Jupiter’s benevolent forces of growth and prosperity to Saturn’s disciplined lessons on boundaries and responsibilities, each planet’s role is examined in depth. Chris also explores the radical changes and revolutions brought by Uranus, the mystical and elusive nature of Neptune, and the transformative powers of Pluto, highlighting their medical and metaphysical associations.
Tune in to understand how these outer planets mold our experiences and societal structures, preparing you for a deeper astrological journey in upcoming episodes.
P.S. I realized I didn't cover Saturn's astronomical properties like I did with the other planets. Saturn is mostly made of hydrogen and helium with a bit of methane. Its orbit takes about 29.5 years to complete around the Sun and within our own birth charts, which is when Saturn returns to the sign it was in during the moment of your birth, aka a Saturn return!

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