Shravana Nakshatra
Shravana falls in the sign of Capricorn and, as per mythology, it is ruled by Lord Vishnu.
Lord Vishnu is the preserver of the universe. He supervises every activity that takes place. He's behind the laws of nature. Lord Vishnu is the most powerful. He's all-pervading. He has defined the process and procedure behind any activity, whether it's growing fruits and vegetables through the water cycle. He's also responsible for law and order. He makes sure that the universe keeps running peacefully in an orderly fashion. That is his prime duty and therefore the Shravana native would also have a similar role in the society.
The native might organise things on a large scale and may define rules and regulations to be followed. The native may also be a protector of societal norms, the upholder of law. That is what Shravana is all about. Lord Vishnu resides, as per mythology, in a remote part of the universe and that is symbolic of the eyes of supervision that Lord Vishnu is known to possess. He's supervising everything. He's seeing everything. He's making sure the cosmic law is followed. He's making sure there's peace. So the native would also be in such a position in the society where, from a distance, the native is supervising things, supervising large-scale projects.
Saturn in Shravana
Hard work and service
A Saturn-in-Shravana-like person, firstly, in my view, would make an excellent organiser. The native could organise a large-scale project requiring coordination with a large team, distribute work to the team members, allocate resources accordingly and be relied upon to accomplish the purpose behind the project. I would go on to say the organisational skills that the native would possess would be beyond compare. Secondly the native would have a natural concern for society and the people around oneself.
Here we are combining Saturn and Moon so the native would be very service oriented, very keen to look after the social welfare of people around oneself. The native would be known for one's resilience. The native would work patiently to finish a project, would be willing to patiently listen to one's team members, to one's life partner, to one's family members and the native would possess this inherent empathy. Other than this I think the native would also be a follower of tradition.
The native can also be attracted to ancient healing methods of some kind. One of the things that might make the native an outcast would be the native's desire to do everything properly and efficiently. The native can be a perfection seeker and in the process the native might take much longer to finish a task than necessary. Other than this I think the position is very strong.
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