The Mount of Saturn The mount of Saturn is a measure of one's soberness and studiousness. Those with well-developed mounts can be expected to enjoy solitude and possess prudence and patience in their expectations and actions. Where the mount of Venus contributes to one's social virtues, the mount of Saturn is unconcerned with society, and one may expect an asocial nature from one who possesses a very strongly developed mount. Its meaning is greatly intertwined with the line of fate, which is primarily concerned with one's course in life: their career, business, direction, and drive.

If overdeveloped, this can lead to a large degree of morbidity, inner disquiet, unhappiness, miserliness, and misanthropy. Unfortunately, the studious, critical nature of the individual may be over-emphasized and result in pessimism, suspiciousness, and paranoia. If coupled with a full mount of the moon and a sloping line of head, there exists a penchant for suicidal tendencies.

If underdeveloped, The bearer possesses low vitality, little confidence, a low degree of self-control, and is easily influenced. They will tend not to treat matters as seriously as should be necessary. Henry Frith goes as far to declare such a hand the grim token of a "wasted existence."(89)

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