posted November 20, 2013 01:51 AM            

Sorry... I was intentionally cryptic.

I was referring to - straying from the South Node -to-North Node.. pathway... and ending up somewhere else entirely.

I've noticed some people avoid their North Node lessons and they don't really relate to their South Node either. It seems to difficult for them so they try to avoid the Nodal path.

posted November 20, 2013 01:58 AM            

Kinda. I've read that the north node represents the lessons one has to learn in this life time in order for the soul to learn and to evolve, to move forward. So if one denies that path, I'd imagine that the lessons would just play again and again and again, causing misery and frustration.

posted November 20, 2013 02:40 AM            

Though I have noticed the house placement is more significant than the generation sign.
Doesn't it take almost a year?
I swear every water rooster I know have their nodes close to my descendant and stellium, significant people in my life are born in that year.

My father has NN scorpio 4th house.
He's a home maker!

Mum has NN virgo 4th house conjunct Pluto
Extremely fierce career woman (Sn 10th house..)

North node in cap 0 degrees exactly on the 8th house cusp.
Oh and conjunct Pallas Athene.
I think I'm heading in the right direction...
Well Cap wise, I seem to be denying my cancerian karma.
Idk about the 8th house but I am into metaphysics and the occult.. secretly..

posted November 20, 2013 04:25 AM            

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Originally posted by Odette:
... is not travelling North or going back South... but running away from that path altogether, and setting up house near the West end.. or accidentally losing your way and ending up somewhere in the far East.

Discuss!

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posted November 20, 2013 04:55 AM            

It is good to dream, and if you dream, make sure you dream big.

posted November 20, 2013 07:06 AM            

Due to my ascendant, most of my houses are flipped, which I sometimes find difficult to reconcile. This is especially true with the nodal axis.

I've got my NN in Aquarius in the 5th house, and it's somewhat of a challenge. I am very comfortable with Aquarius energy (I've also got my Mars there), but 5th house issues are very uncomfortable for me. My life hasn't really been such that I can afford much time to "play", I'm not sporty, and I can't stand kids!

The only 5th house issue that I feel that I have a reasonable chance of being able to incorporate into my life is the creative aspect...But every time I've tried I've faced exceptionally harsh criticism for being lazy, irresponsible, or selfish. (Not sure if that's due to having Cappy on the 5th or my Sun square Saturn at play there.)

In any case, my nodal axis is heavily afflicted, so maybe that makes sense. It's part of a grand cross with my Mercury and Pluto, and I am finding as I get older that it's much easier to deal with aspects regarding those placements than my nodal axis.

posted November 20, 2013 09:58 AM            

My NN is literally between two houses - 6th and 7th.

The way I see it play out for me is... I can't succeed in matters of the 7th house without having dealt with matters of the 6th house.

I have a 6th house stellium anyway so I definitely have to deal with my 6th house, but it seems soooo difficult, good Lord, I can't even begin to explain how nerve-wracking it is to engage in 6th house activities. I'm aaaall 12th house at this point... ahem.

posted November 20, 2013 10:42 AM            

Besides, it's not like we should throw away everything related to our SN. There are things worth keeping. It's about balancing them and the things we strive for now.

posted November 20, 2013 12:03 PM            

I differ with some people in terms of synastry, though. I love a person's planets conjunct my SN and vice versa. It feels sweet and warm.

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posted November 20, 2013 12:06 PM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
I think the SN is very easy for you and the NN is super hard. I feel that way.

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Same here.

posted November 20, 2013 12:13 PM            

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I differ with some people in terms of synastry, though. I love a person's planets conjunct my SN and vice versa. It feels sweet and warm.

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Have you loved each other for a long time?

posted November 20, 2013 01:27 PM            

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posted November 20, 2013 04:19 PM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
Pretty well, MI? You?

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posted November 20, 2013 04:57 PM            

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Originally posted by Doux Rêve:
[b]Does anyone have their Nodes close to the next house cusp? How does it play out for you?

My NN is literally between two houses - 6th and 7th.

The way I see it play out for me is... I can't succeed in matters of the 7th house without having dealt with matters of the 6th house.

I have a 6th house stellium anyway so I definitely have to deal with my 6th house, but it seems soooo difficult, good Lord, I can't even begin to explain how nerve-wracking it is to engage in 6th house activities. I'm aaaall 12th house at this point... ahem.

I feel like I'm nowhere near my NN, and it's frustrating because the people around me all seem to be moving towards - or even living - the path that their NN suggests. *crying face*[/B]

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I'm never sure if mine is in my 1st/7th axis, or 2nd/8th axis. It depends on the house system, so I'm with you there.'

I have Mars squariing mine, and Moon/Venus conjunct the South Node. I read a lot about things, and get antsy to put things into motion.. unless it really scares me. Then I can procrastinate like there's all the time in the world, until one day I just *need* to do whatever it is I've been putting off.