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starofpluto | I was looking on astro.com and noticed that my north node is retrograde. Since the north node is not a planet, per se, how could the nn be considered retrograde???? If this is possible, how would you interpret that? |
astro junkie | I think it was Archer who pointed out something about the Nodes always being Retrograde or something like that? Let me see ... I think this explains it a little bit. Not sure if ALWAYS Retrograde, or for long periods. Never actually thought about it, so I'm learning too ::: http://groups.msn.com/HOROSCOPESCHAT/lunarnodes.msnw (and it appears my NN in Leo in my 4th House is Direct)
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sassygrrrl | That's a good question. But unfortunately I have no idea why that is, either. ..btw my Nodes are retrograde too. (NN in Gemini, SN in Sag) |
sassygrrrl | AJ ~ I'm not 100% positive, but I'm pretty sure I have seen instances of times when the Nodes are not retrograde. (Although I think the non-retrograde times are few and far between.) |
ScotScorp | I think I have read over in the Free Astrology course forum that there are instances where NN are not retrograde. I know mine is direct in my natal. I don't know anything else about it. Angela
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Archer | yes aj ur right. my indian astrologer explained that nodes are always retro. |
astro junkie | *shrug* |
Archer | i correct myself. sometimes they do go direct. my own NN is direct, my chiron being the only retrograde. btw, their general motion unlike other planets is retro. |
lalalinda | the Nodes unlike the planets always move backwards |