3° Jupiter in Sagittarius. Ability for sciences. Energy, prudence, excellent prestige, caution (P. Globa). Cunning, boldness, seriousness, visual impairment. Mars degree (J. Kefer). Degree related to vision (N. Devore). “The human soul, seeking new experience, strives for embodiment” — a powerful desire to expand the depth of interaction with other living beings. The urge to test and affirm oneself. Inner pure motivation. The ability to transcend physical limitations and express free will. Detachment (D. Rudhyar). “The Great.” Indicates a person who demands the utmost respect for their intellect and views. In its negative expression, the opposite extreme may manifest. A favorable degree for diplomats and military personnel (B. Israel). Abilities in sciences, energy, prudence, and caution (O. Troyanovsky). Jupiter degree. Degree of genius, penetration into the future, reformism. Degree of calculation, computation, energy. Ability for sciences, excellent prestige. May indicate childlessness (Thebeotic Calendar).
3° Saturn in Sagittarius. “An old man sits upon a throne amidst clouds; his right foot rests upon a sword. Above him shines a great bright star, and on either side stand two luminous pillars.” — This indicates a genius whose talents elevate them far above mundane affairs, granting the ability to perceive the transcendent. Everything they know and feel they strive to clothe in vibrant, pulsating hues, carrying beauty to the children of Earth and lifting them toward contemplation of true splendor that lies beyond rational thought and conventional understanding. This is the symbol of Immortality (I. Kosminsky).
