
Astrology for the Soul

Capricorn North Node people may think they’re very open, but actually they have a lot of trouble sharing how they feel.
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They avoid issues partly because they imagine so many reasons why the other person responded in a certain way—without asking the other person what is really going on. They get “feelings” and “hunches” about why the person rejected them, or said what he said, and so on. However, their instincts are nearly always wrong. If they look back over previou
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They need to remember that their past oversights occurred simply because they didn’t have the Light at the time to know what they should do. But what they know now can empower them to reach their goals if they remain focused in the present and look to the future.
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This woman allowed herself to be victimized for nine
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To that end, they can notice that whenever they allow something to become excessively important to them, they become anxious. Recognizing this can make a significant difference in maintaining their peace of mind.
Jan Spiller • Astrology for the Soul
Virgo North Node people sometimes respond to others in extremes, being overly focused or totally unfocused; too trusting or too suspicious; a complete doormat or totally aloof and invulnerable.
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They can’t handle negative energy, so they mitigate their own behavior—their plans and their own personal direction—in order to accommodate others. In this way they don’t have to deal with others’ emotional distress—but they can easily end up being controlled by the feelings of everyone around them.
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relationship where they are getting hurt, it takes them a long time to recognize what is happening.
Jan Spiller • Astrology for the Soul
Moreover, these folks avoid taking action by always thinking they need more help, more advice, more confidence—more of “something” first! They think that the “more” they are seeking will come from other people. Actually, the “more” that will truly fulfill them involves focusing on goals that will expand them personally—and then taking consistent, d
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