Okay, so, let’s talk about this whole Saturn in the 11th house thing. I gotta tell you, it’s been a bit of a journey for me, figuring this stuff out.
I started getting into astrology, you know, just casually, not really taking it super seriously. But then I noticed some patterns in my life, things that just kept happening, and I started wondering if there was something more to it. I did some digging around and found out that my Saturn is in the 11th house. I had read somewhere that “Saturn, the cosmic taskmaster in astrology” and I was like, “Oh boy, what’s that all about?”
Digging Deeper
So, I started reading up on it. Everything I found was talking about Saturn being this “taskmaster” and the 11th house being about friendships, groups, and like, your hopes and dreams. I read that “When Saturn takes residence in the 11th house,” it can make things a bit tough in those areas. I thought, “Well, that kind of makes sense.” I’ve always been a bit shy, found it hard to make really close friends, and often felt like I didn’t quite fit in with any particular group.
What I did next was kind of interesting. I started a journal, just a simple notebook, and I made a point to write in it every day. I didn’t just write about my day, though. I specifically focused on my interactions with people, my feelings about my friendships, and what I felt like I was hoping for in the future.
- Day 1: Felt awkward at that party. Didn’t really connect with anyone.
- Day 5: Tried reaching out to an old friend. It was… okay.
- Day 12: Joined a local book club. Felt a bit out of place, but I’m going to stick with it.
- Day 20: Had a good conversation with someone at the book club. Maybe this won’t be so bad.
Slowly But Surely
It was a slow process, I won’t lie. There were days when I felt like I was getting nowhere, days when I wanted to just give up and accept that I was destined to be a loner forever. But I kept at it. Kept writing, kept reflecting, kept pushing myself to step outside of my comfort zone, just a little bit each time.
And you know what? Things started to change. I didn’t magically become the most popular person in the world, but I started to feel more comfortable in social situations. I made a few good friends, people I actually felt a connection with. I even started to feel more confident about my own goals and dreams, like I actually had a chance of achieving them.
It’s still a work in progress, I think it always will be. I think I have been more “insightful and conscientious”, just like others mentioned on the Internet. But this whole experience has taught me that astrology can be a really useful tool for self-discovery. It’s not about predicting the future or anything like that. It’s about understanding yourself better, recognizing your patterns, and finding ways to work with them, not against them. And hey, if you’re also dealing with Saturn in the 11th house, just know that you’re not alone. It might be a bit of a bumpy ride, but it’s definitely worth it.
