Saturn in Pisces: Healing Release Of Outworn Structures

 

A German man who was recently exonerated after spending 13 years in prison for a crime he did not commit has been presented with a €100,000 ($104,000) bill for his incarceration expenses, sparking widespread condemnation...The decision has sparked public outrage and debate over the fairness of the policy. Advocacy groups argue that billing an exonerated individual for their imprisonment adds insult to injury and highlights systemic flaws in the justice system’s handling of wrongful convictions. Dec 25

https://www.rt.com/news/609938-germany-prison-bill-innocent-man/

  

The alignment of Jupiter and Saturn in Aquarius in December 2020 represented a call for a balance between opposing forces, like freedom and restriction. It also signalled a need for significant changes in personal lives and societal structures.

 

Four years later we are now in the waxing square phase of these two giant planets when the seed ideas must now be implemented or take shape. Presented here is the chart for the second of the three Jupiter-Saturn squares on Dec. 24 drawn for Munich, Germany. Notice that the square is placed very significantly on the angles and therefore significant for the place.

 

PRISON being ruled by both Pisces + Saturn could highlight laws on the way we view prison changing. We could see prison releases

https://vocal.media/longevity/saturn-in-pisces-transit-2023-26

 Saturn in Pisces dissolves and undermines restrictive systems. When the process goes awry, irrational responses often arise . These responses, in turn, can be projected upon others. (think of the huge bill presented to the wrongly incarcerated person!) 

Advocacy groups argue that billing an exonerated individual for their imprisonment adds insult to injury and highlights systemic flaws in the justice system’s handling of wrongful convictions. 

The potential for a healing release of outworn structures is profound with Saturn in the last sign of the zodiac. It can bring a sense of joyous anticipation. This is not to say that the harm created by so much injustice wll disappear overnight, but at least the public will begin to understand the need for structural changes in the system.