“Saturn represents an age of Self-Actualization, as it takes around 27–30 years to orbit the Sun, and this age is usually when maturity and self-reflection take place.”

2 min readOct 8, 2024

In the grand cosmic soap opera, ancient folks and their modern-day secret society fans had a thing for Saturn, not just because it’s got those fancy rings, but because they believed it was the original “LORD” of the skies, a brown dwarf star no less, before our current sun took over the gig. Picture this: Earth, Venus, Mars, and maybe some other celestial noobs, all hanging out in what’s called the Proto-Saturnian system. Then, in a plot twist that would make any sci-fi writer jealous, the Sun captures this system, and suddenly, Earth’s life gets a major update.

Now, here’s where it gets weirdly cool: Saturn’s north pole, with its bizarre hexagon, was like a cosmic streetlight, always pointing towards Earth. Imagine looking up and seeing that every night — it’s not just a planet, but a landmark in the sky. This imagery got etched into human consciousness deeper than your favorite song’s lyrics. Secret societies? They’re just keeping the occult secret alive: “LORD Saturn rules, and his hexagon is the symbol we live by.”