Life is ups and downs, trials and rewards, invariably alternating with each other. The astrological reflection of these life's ups and downs in the horoscope are the cycles of Saturn, which, like exams, give a person the opportunity to test the level of his spiritual development. Wendell K. Perry examines the natal and solar horoscopes of world celebrities with a difficult fate. Among them are the Dalai Lama, Albert Einstein, Bruce Lee, Jimmy Carter, Mata Hari, Bill Clinton, Britney Spears, Janis Joplin, Bono and other people whose personal lives, creative and social activities have always aroused interest among the general public. Based on documented facts, the author shows the reader how these people behaved in critical situations provoked by Saturn, how some of them gave up their “exam”, while others failed it miserably. The final part of the book provides a table of the position of Saturn in the period from 1990 to 2020, based on which you can identify important moments in your life and use them for spiritual growth. The book is addressed to readers who interested in astrology, psychology, and the mysteries of the destinies of famous people. Tibetan religious leader who was forced to flee the country after it was captured by China African-American television host who turned her talk show into a real force for social and cultural progress Catholic monk , famous for his works on the power of religious devotion and the ills of modern civilization, actor and martial artist who brought Chinese martial arts and Taoist philosophy into American moviesGerman scientist whose theory of relativity changed our understanding of time and spaceAfrican-American leader who was the face of the Black Muslim movement until he was expelled from the organization and murderedIrish rock star who became a respected activist for issues such as debt relief to African countriesAn American politician who served one term as president of the United States caused many disappointments in that post, but then went on to make a career as a peacemaker and moral philosopher. A Canadian-born actor whose battle with Parkinson's disease made him a symbol of hope and courage for the whole world. Lawyer famous for defending consumer rights in cases related to automobile safety; A also fighting the influence of corporations on the American government. American writer and magazine editor who became one of the intellectual leaders of the feminist movement in the United States. Swiss psychoanalyst who broke with Sigmund Freud and developed a new approach to the unconscious. American pop singer, whose personal life became a textbook for the destruction of celebrities. -American-born who lived a pleasant life until the day he brutally murdered his wife and her guest Courtesan, Dutch by birth, who became famous as a dancer, but was then unfairly accused of espionage and executed during the First World War, Nazi leader who led the German Air Force and the Gestapo under Adolf HitlerAmerican singer who personified era of “sex, drugs and rock and roll” and died accordingly French artist, famous for his paintings of Tahiti and his love of Tahitian women Alleged assassin of President John F. Kennedy, who did not live to see his trial US President, whose many successes in the political field were overshadowed by his sexual exploits during during his time in the White House A charming, energetic Californian who went on a five-week killing spree that ended with the murder of one of the pillars of fashion, Gianni Versace, after which the killer committed suicide Author of humorous books and “father” of Superman, who witnessed his publishers embezzle himself all his glory and profitsAmerican evangelist who built his empire on the money and faith of other peopleAmerican an actress who tried by any means to become the next “blonde sex bomb”, but never achieved the desired success