It's interesting to me, because, Ben, also told me he FEEEEELS it.

And by the way, I just came across this. I do not support this twitter feed. I see junk all over it, but I think this gal is true.

The best and strongest confirmation of truth will always come from the inside. I think we have been instructed to look outside of ourselves for all answers and affirmation. Saturn in Pisces may just bring a newfound inward passage where we look within and find that we have what we need within ourselves. We are who we have been looking for all along.

It is the 12th house after all, it is a bit of an alone kind of space. If you can find a friend to bring along that is wonderful but you're going to gain much and be supported while you do your inner journeying alone. 

There will possibly be those secret enemies lurking that the 12th house is known for, both personally and or within our institutions. Keep an eye open.

I have been through this... more than once in my life.

I recognize that woman's noises and expressions. I also think she is very beautiful and real.  That's what a person looks like when they enter life for real.  And she's humble too.  Saturn. Tears. They're coming.

Edit to add... this really is quintessential or this transit. Brought to your knees in a wave.

Oh, l think this was a genuine expression of epiphany. Did look real to me for sure.

I know you know what you speak of. I would not question that at all. My post was not about the young lady. It was only about Saturn in Pisces and things that l associate with the 12th. I was trying to convey though that feeling the truth is of paramount importance and it comes from going inside, rely on your instincts, trust yourself to sense what is real. It seems like that is what you and Ben were describing. If you feel it you trust in yourselves. I would never belittle that. I value that so much.

Having a natal Saturn-Neptune conjunction, I am optimistic about Saturn in Pisces and believe more people will be able to have moments like this, places to find reality among delusion. But yes, humility is key.