3. Position of Saturn Aries

Saturn in Aries

Aries represents the self, identity, and individuality. When Saturn is placed in this sign, its lessons point to how you restrict who you truly are for fear of what others think. Questions surrounding trusting yourself, giving your energy to others, and not respecting your own personal boundaries can come up for you.

Dates for Saturn in Aries:

Apr 25, 1937, to Oct 17, 1937

2. Symbology of the astrological Eighth House

Jan 14, 1938, to Jul 6, 1939

Sep 22, 1939, to Mar 20, 1940

Mar 3, 1967, to Apr 29, 1969

Apr 7, 1996, to Jun 9, 1998

Oct 25, 1998, to Feb 28, 1999

May 24, 2025, to Sep 1, 2025

2. Symbology of the Third astrological House

Feb 13, 2026, to Apr 12, 2028

You are highly resourceful. Your ability to start fresh helps you achieve your goals. Saturn in our charts shows us where we limit ourselves due to fears. With Saturn in Aries, you don`t always feel comfortable asserting yourself or pointing/singling yourself out, nor with acting egotistical or self-centered. You may avoid confrontation and fear taking decisive action. You need to be careful not to limit yourself too much due to fear of failure or fear of making a poor decision. Stifling your normal and healthy, more aggressive, competitive, or self-centered qualities can be detrimental to you, possibly causing headaches. You don`t like showing weakness.

Some of your life lessons are to allow yourself to be self-centered sometimes, without apology — in moderation, of course; to build the courage to make mistakes; to let yourself be “wimpy” from time to time, and to learn that NOT coming first is okay.

Impulsive much? Saturn in me-first Aries can make you rather impetuous. You may be the first one to dive in, kickstart a project, or start a new trend. The trouble is your staying power is not quite as strong. Conversely, Saturn in Aries or the first house can make you hesitate, so that you wind up with a zillion genius ideas that never get off the ground. The lesson of your Saturn in Aries is to become a leader without doing everything yourself—or becoming completely bossy and domineering. There can be a “my way or the highway” pitfall for you. Stamp your name on your innovations and get them out to the world, but remember that many hands make light work. You could be a stellar athlete and a daredevil. A career as a motivational speaker, CEO, military leader or athlete could be in the cards as well.

Mind you, you learn to be very self-reliant because you rarely ask for help! However, it`s a lonely way to live. Watch for relentless self-justifying, as this doesn`t allow you to grow, and it also contributes to the making of poor choices. This can be a vicious circle since making bad executive decisions is another big fear.