Thread by @Yashraajsharrma

Saturn has entered Pisces.

To understand what this means for your life, you first need to understand what Pisces truly is.

This thread will uncover the nature of Pisces — its depth, its qualities — so you can see clearly how Saturn will behave here and what it’s bringing into your life.

Read slowly — this thread has layers.

Pisces is the 12th and final sign of the natural zodiac.
It’s the end of the cycle — the space of dissolution, surrender, and silence.
Pisces is the sign of moksha, the realm where God resides. It’s the sign of the Mother’s Dharma — because if your mother hadn’t fulfilled even a part of her sacred duty, you wouldn’t have been born.

It’s a sign of deep letting go. A place where nothing stays.
It’s where you walk alone.

When death comes, nothing and no one goes with you — only your impressions and tendencies, as the Gita reminds us.

When I spoke of the Dharma of the Mother, it doesn’t only mean your biological mother.

Mother Nature is the one who gives birth to every living being.
And Pisces — the 12th sign — also represents her Dharma.
In today’s time, when Pisces is afflicted by Saturn and Rahu, we can expect a shift in this natural Dharma.

The Dharma of Mother Nature is to be habitable — to provide comfort and life-supporting conditions for humanity.
But when this Dharma is disturbed, it can lead to trouble — through natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis (Ketu), and other disturbances.

Even in individual horoscopes — when Pisces, the 12th house, or the 4th house (signifying the mother) are afflicted — people often face problems from governments (Surya), or even through natural calamities (Ketu).

Pisces is the sign where Venus gets exalted.
And Venus is not just luxury — it’s refinement. It’s Sanjeevani Vidya — the knowledge that conquers Mrityu (death).
Remember, it was Shri Hanuman who went alone to bring Sanjeevani.
So if you wish to overcome death, or break the cycle of death and rebirth, you must refine your Venus.

Venus is the ultimate Karka of Love — pure love, without Raag or Dvesh (attachment or hatred).
What does Venus represent?
Money. Comfort. Relationships. Beauty. Brilliance. Position. Fame.
All that the world runs after — Venus rules it.

But when Venus is exalted in Pisces — the 12th house — it teaches letting go. It helps you rise above even while living in the world.

Even if you're a judge, even if you must punish — you won't carry hate in your heart.
That’s the grace of a refined Venus.
To rise above the inner enemies — Kaam, Krodh, Lobh, Moh, Mad, Matsarya — you need the strength of the 12th house. And Venus leads the way.

Wherever Pisces falls in your horoscope, that’s the area where you’ll often find yourself alone.

It’s the space where you’ll have to act without support, where life will ask you to give up, to let go.

And if Pisces or the 12th house is afflicted — this aloneness can feel painful. It may bring loss, isolation, or silent suffering.

But if Pisces and the 12th house are strong, you won’t be abandoned — you’ll feel supported, even in solitude.

Why?

Because we are all children of Mother Nature. And when her Dharma aligns with yours, she will make sure her other children support you. That’s how divine help often arrives.

This is a very subtle, but deeply important truth.

Now that Saturn has entered Pisces, people across the world will begin to feel a quiet, inner pull —
A sense that something needs to go.

A feeling of release, of surrender, of reset.

There may be instability at work, shifts in personal paths, and even signs of an economic slowdown.

Because, as I said — this is a period of resetting.

Saturn in Pisces doesn’t build first — it clears.
It creates space… so something deeper, more real, can take shape.

Now, in your personal horoscope — wherever Pisces falls, that’s where Saturn is transiting right now.

This means that specific area of your life is being activated.
It’s a time of reset.
A time of change.
And often, a time where you may feel alone, or be required to handle things on your own.
But if Pisces is strong and well-placed in your chart, there can also be sudden growth in that very area.
For example — if Pisces is in your 9th house (which rules father, guru, higher Dharma, children, bosses, etc.):
You may experience a job change.

Your boss may leave or be replaced.

If you’re at an age where childbirth is possible, a baby may arrive — but perhaps as a single child, without siblings, feeling a bit alone in the early phase.

Saturn in Pisces often brings singularity, responsibility, and the need to stand on your own feet — wherever it touches in your chart.

Pisces also represents secret enemies.
The kind you don't even know exist — until they strike.
Just like an earthquake — we live on the same earth that protects us, but one sudden shift, and it turns destructive.
That’s how Pisces works when afflicted — especially if the 12th house is also afflicted.

The 12th house is linked to your past karmas, and when it's disturbed, you may face hidden opposition — people working against you silently, without warning.
In such times, I always recommend: Worship Devi.
The grace of the Divine Mother protects where logic fails.
Her presence dissolves unseen enemies and clears the unseen path.

As I mentioned earlier, wherever Saturn transits, it activates that house in your chart.

Now that it’s transiting Pisces, whatever house Pisces falls in — 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or any other — that area of life is now being tested.

And here's the key:
You will have to leave something there.
You cannot cling. If you hold on tightly, Saturn will only bring frustration.
You must let go — surrender, rather than struggle.
You need to bring in the exalted qualities of Venus, not the debilitated logic of Mercury — because Mercury is debilitated in Pisces.
This means logic, analysis, and cleverness won’t help here.

You need softness. Surrender. Refinement.

Also remember — Pisces is where the Sun is in Marana Karaka Sthana.
Sun is your ego, your identity, your pride.
So wherever Pisces lies in your chart — that’s the area where ego must dissolve.
If not, that area may suffer or stagnate.

Now, if Pisces is strong in your chart —
If it's forming a good Yoga, or if Jupiter (its lord) is well-placed,
Then Saturn’s transit here can also bring unimagined blessings.
Sudden, surprising growth.
Things falling into place almost magically — and you may wonder, “How is this happening to me?”

That, too, is Saturn in Pisces. Quiet. Karmic. And deeply transformative.