What does Saturn in the Eight Planetary Constellations mean?

Let's get into the constellation knowledge and see what Saturn stands for. When Saturn affects people's temperament, it often produces a kind of melancholy and depression. Such people often show a spirit of loneliness and independence. Saturn is a planet that represents constraints, difficulties and delays. Cold and dental diseases are the most common health defects brought by Saturn. Saturn constellation in western astrology, Saturn is represented by the symbol zeta, which is used to indicate a person's natural responsibility and congenital limitations. To be fair, everyone has his own Saturn, so you and I have our own responsibilities in the course of life; We must go to different devil training camps to be taught by Saturn! Saturn introduces Saturn-the responsibilities and limitations of astronomy. Saturn is a planet far from the center stage of the solar system. Fortunately, there is a beautiful light ring around it, which is hard to forget. In Greek mythology, the shepherd Pan is the incarnation of Saturn. Born lonely, Pastor Pan likes to play the flute and take his sheep to move and think alone in remote places such as deep mountains and canyons. Saturn is also the ruler of Capricorn, which brought success to this house in his later years. Saturn is very slow. It takes about two and a half years to pass through a constellation, while it takes about twenty-nine years to run the zodiac once. Unlike the sun passing through a constellation every month, it runs on the ecliptic once a year. Saturn brings a slow smell. Although its strength will not appear immediately, it has full stamina. It always exerts a constant influence on you, making you feel uneasy in some ways and making people futile. If one's Saturn coincides with the other nine planets, Saturn will bring you caution, loyalty, preciseness, self-discipline, responsibility and so on. If the angle is not good, Saturn will bring harsh, pessimistic, negative, shrinking, depressed and stingy characters. When we experience an experience similar to Saturn, we will be forced to think about a more mature role; Exercise like "growing up in pain" After 50, these people are getting better and better. They are no longer afraid of difficulties, just waiting to receive Saturn's graduation certificate! Of course, some friends are afraid of pain and suffering and choose to face Saturn in a way of "refusing to grow". Then you are doomed to rebuild again and again. I'm afraid you will never graduate from the devil's concentration camp in your life.