Saturn in the 6th House

Ari Bhav — enemies, disease, debt

Favourable Results

The native (the person whose chart it is) is robust, of sound and disease-free body, mighty, brave, glorious, fond of justice or wealthy, well-educated, skilled in reasoning, victorious, and foremost among the charitable. He gives shelter to many people and values merit in others. He has a taste for the art of poetry. He prevails in debate, and his fame spreads in all four directions. He is as prosperous as a king, with servants, attendants, and followers in his household. He wins royal favour. He suffers no harm from the state on any side, and he remains victorious in war; his opponents and enemies are destroyed. He is honoured even by his enemies, and he ruins those who incite them. He profits in trade connected with iron, gas, and the like. His jatharagni (digestive fire) is strong, and he is fond of his food. He enjoys the happiness of sons (putra sukha).

Unfavourable Results

The native is arrogant, insolent, lustful, crooked in character, and poor. He becomes the object of public censure. He suffers distress in his dealings with the state, the police, and like departments. Secret enemies (gupt shatru) rise up against him. He is afflicted with prameha (urinary disorders) and gupt rog (secret, venereal diseases). For the native's maternal aunt (mausi) and maternal uncle (mama), this Shani (Saturn, the slow, disciplinary, karmic graha) is a cause of inauspicious results. He remains troubled on account of his employment and the like. If Shani is debilitated (neecha, at its weakest) or placed in the sign of an enemy graha (an inimical sign), the family line is destroyed (kul naash).