kunimi: sun conjunct saturn in aries
(a breakdown on sun, saturn, + essential dignities)

whatever saturn makes contact with becomes restricted and hard to access. there's a sense of limitation and it's not uncommon for saturn natives to feel the weight of their responsibilities

on their shoulders much more keenly than their peers which gives way to how slow-moving and deliberate kunimi can be. the sun represents the self, the mind, your purpose & direction in life, and conjunct with saturn, he would find it difficult to access his sense of purpose

which is why he might not come off like a typical passionate & foolhardy aries, being much more indifferent and calm. something also significant to look at is essential dignity, the essence of each planet. the strength or weakness of their expression is dependent on their sign.

it's very interesting because the sun is exalted in aries but on the other hand, saturn is in its FALL.

aries is where the sun is at its strongest expression & saturn is at its weakest. so kunimi's conjunction doesn't mean he has a weakened sense of self at all, rather—

when a planet is in fall, they find it difficult to express and carry out their function. for saturn's case, that's hard work, structure, responsibilities etc.

fallen saturn manifests itself in kunimi (and saturn aries natives) by their AVERSION to structure, to tradition, to

responsibilities, and also towards authority figures (saturn also represents authority) which gives way to a fiercely independent individual, marching to the beat of his own drum and going leisurely at his own pace. saturn conjunct sun also manifests

itself in kunimi's playstyle: he plays steadily throughout the match to conserve his energy (saturn as restraint) BUT it isn't towards the end WHEN he truly SHINES.

saturn may imply difficulty and delay, but more importantly about saturn is that hard work never goes to waste.

a good thread about saturn aspects: https://twitter.com/siderealmaven/status/1275452362761490435