Transit of Saturn through 1st from Moon:
The native will be separated from family, friends and relatives, will be wanderer in foreign countries or distant regions, will loose all charm and be hateful in appearance, will loose his home, troubled from fire and poison.
Transit of Saturn through 2nd from Moon:
The native's earnings will not be sufficient for their use, will be bereft of good appearance, wealth, happiness.
Transit of Saturn through 3rd from Moon:
The native gets sound health,wealth, servants, attendants, vehicles, conquer their enemies. The native gets success in all activities.
Transit of Saturn through 4th from Moon:
The native will loose his wealth and earnings, health, will be separated from the spouse and other, the mind of the native will be sinful, crooked, wicked and will quarell with all.
Transit of Saturn through 5th from Moon:
The native will loose his children and wealth and will be involved in litigations.
Transit of Saturn through 6th from Moon:
The native will overcome their enemies and diseases successfully.The native will get a better half.
Transit of Saturn through 7th from Moon:
The native will wander away from home and go to distant places, intimacy with female servants.
Transit of Saturn through 8th from Moon:
The native will be without spouse and children, engage in mean activities, misunderstandings with one's own people and will never get help during crisis.
Transit of Saturn through 9th from Moon:
The native will be without spouse and children, engage in mean activities, misunderstandings, drift away from religious duties, liable to suffer from heart disease, imprisonment, enemity will all.
Transit of Saturn through 10th from Moon:
The native will get some work but will loose his health and wealth.
Transit of Saturn through 11th from Moon:
The native becomes aggresive, attracted to others wife/husband, will get wealth, health, fame and authority.
Transit of Saturn through 12th from Moon:
The native will be plunged into series of miseries or the native is liable to suffer from all sorts of miseries.
The native will be separated from family, friends and relatives, will be wanderer in foreign countries or distant regions, will loose all charm and be hateful in appearance, will loose his home, troubled from fire and poison.
Transit of Saturn through 2nd from Moon:
The native's earnings will not be sufficient for their use, will be bereft of good appearance, wealth, happiness.
Transit of Saturn through 3rd from Moon:
The native gets sound health,wealth, servants, attendants, vehicles, conquer their enemies. The native gets success in all activities.
Transit of Saturn through 4th from Moon:
The native will loose his wealth and earnings, health, will be separated from the spouse and other, the mind of the native will be sinful, crooked, wicked and will quarell with all.
Transit of Saturn through 5th from Moon:
The native will loose his children and wealth and will be involved in litigations.
Transit of Saturn through 6th from Moon:
The native will overcome their enemies and diseases successfully.The native will get a better half.
Transit of Saturn through 7th from Moon:
The native will wander away from home and go to distant places, intimacy with female servants.
Transit of Saturn through 8th from Moon:
The native will be without spouse and children, engage in mean activities, misunderstandings with one's own people and will never get help during crisis.
Transit of Saturn through 9th from Moon:
The native will be without spouse and children, engage in mean activities, misunderstandings, drift away from religious duties, liable to suffer from heart disease, imprisonment, enemity will all.
Transit of Saturn through 10th from Moon:
The native will get some work but will loose his health and wealth.
Transit of Saturn through 11th from Moon:
The native becomes aggresive, attracted to others wife/husband, will get wealth, health, fame and authority.
Transit of Saturn through 12th from Moon:
The native will be plunged into series of miseries or the native is liable to suffer from all sorts of miseries.
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