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T O P I C R E V I E WArcherwhich is exalted in 9th house? NN or SN?26taurusHey I didnt know this but I found out for you Archer. Learn something new everyday!South Node exalted in Sag. (NN in Gem) quote:The nodes are commonly known as the Dragon's Head (Caput Draconis in Latin), the North Node, and Dragon's Tail (Cauda Draconis), the South Node, although in Indian Astrology they are known as Rahu and Ketu. The Dragon's Head, a "shadow planet" exalted in Gemini, is considered benefic (good), whilst the Dragon's Tail, exalted in Sagittarius, is considered malefic (evil) in influence. Their motion is normally retrograde at the rate of roughly one degree every 19 days (compare the 19 year cycle of lunation); periods of direct motion are therefore considered unfortunate. http://www.astrologycom.com/nodes.html Archeralright, i do have SN in sag and NN in Gemini but house wise its the other way round...Sn in 3rd house and NN in 9th. is the energy of the nodes nullified?Archerwhich is given more importants? the sign a planet is in our the house?Archeropps... i have them direct!
South Node exalted in Sag. (NN in Gem)
quote:The nodes are commonly known as the Dragon's Head (Caput Draconis in Latin), the North Node, and Dragon's Tail (Cauda Draconis), the South Node, although in Indian Astrology they are known as Rahu and Ketu. The Dragon's Head, a "shadow planet" exalted in Gemini, is considered benefic (good), whilst the Dragon's Tail, exalted in Sagittarius, is considered malefic (evil) in influence. Their motion is normally retrograde at the rate of roughly one degree every 19 days (compare the 19 year cycle of lunation); periods of direct motion are therefore considered unfortunate.
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