This is yet another very favourable position for Saturn. It protects the individual against enemies, competitors, jealous friends and relations, normal diseases and illnesses. It helps enhancement of prestige and increases the social circle (which is sometimes disliked by the spouse because it snatches away time and energy meant for the spouse). Slowly and steadily the family becomes larger and becomes a well-knit unit. It gives capacity for expert management of industrial ventures, manufacturing units, and all other sources of income, some of which have been mentioned in earlier paragraphs. The individual gets good co-operation from labour and other skilled and unskilled employees as well as domestic help, because they are kept satisfied to a certain extent. This position of Saturn gives soft relations with labour officers, trade union leaders and inspectors of virtually all departments (excluding Taxation Inspectors, unless Jupiter too is in a favourable position in the Birth-chart as well as in the Navamsha-chart). The individual is able to establish good rapport with political leaders and bureaucrats, with whom the individual comes in contact or has to deal with them in their official capacity. If the individual is in defence or police or any allied service, there are less chances of the individual being superseded, unless he/she indulges in some activity or commits an action violating the conduct rules. If the individual receives any serious injury or fracture(s) of bone(s), this position of Saturn helps in timely medical aid, quick recovery and protects against any permanent invalidity or immobility. The spouse of this individual easily suspects the individual of infidelity or immoral relations with a third person, whether there is justifiable cause for it or not. Therefore the individual should always act and behave in a guarded manner while meeting or contacting or dealing with opposite sex for sake of harmony and happiness in married life. Then a member of the family of the spouse shouldn’t be unwelcome to the individual. And if any of them is a burden in the finances or encroaches upon time and energy of the individual