Posts: 37
From: Denver, CO, USA
Registered: Apr 2009

posted December 31, 2008 12:29 PM         

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My North Node and Black Moon are conjunct in Virgo (11th house). I was wondering if anyone else has aspects between the Black Moon and their North Node and what the interpretation for such aspects would be.

My fellow Coloradan, Vesta-Sister, notes in her thread on BML that this point has to do with emotional intelligence and coming closer into contact with Earth wisdom.
So, does this mean that part of my karmic path forward is to use my emotional intelligence to serve the masses?

I'm just trying to get an understanding on the "karmic" or "evolutionary" points in my chart since all of them revolve around the Virgo(6th house/Pisces(12th house) axis: Virgo Saturn and North Node, Pluto in the 12th house, etc. What better time to deal with karma than one's 1st Saturn Return?

I posted a seperate thread on this aspect since the thread on "What Lilith means to you" was getting confusing (at least to me). Thanks everyone!

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From: Ukraine
Registered: Apr 2009

posted December 31, 2008 12:46 PM         

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My North Node and Black Moon are conjunct in Virgo (11th house)...I'm just trying to get an understanding on the "karmic" or "evolutionary" points in my chart

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you should 'make friends',analyze and then accept your shadow side in order to acquire higher understanding and acceptance , see the power and dynamics of the collective thus grow and actualize your true self and see more opportunities and possibilities available to you;

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From: Denver, CO, USA
Registered: Apr 2009

posted December 31, 2008 02:39 PM         

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Thanks Peri! I have noticed that as I get myself involved in more groups, committees, etc. I have more opportunities open up to me...that's a mighty large shadow side to get in touch with!

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Pluto conjunct Sun/ASC
Pluto sextile Mars
Pluto square MC/Juno
Pluto trine Pallas
1st House Scorpio Moon, Mercury, Venus, & Uranus.
"We learn more about ourselves in death than we do when we are alive."

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