Astrology for the Soul
The South Node position in the chart (located at the point exactly opposite of the North Node) depicts an aspect in our character that has been overemphasized in past lives, and thus tends to take over the personality in this lifetime and throw us off balance.
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All the past lives spent building the ego have given these folks the power to get what they want. However, sometimes they become so involved in getting what they want that they don’t stop to make sure it answers a true need (id).
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The Achilles’ heel Aquarius North Node people need to be aware of is their need for others’ approval (“My survival depends on others giving me approval”) and thinking that if they have others’ approval their life is on the right track.
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Problems arise when Aquarius North Nodes try to control every step of how their dreams are manifested. If they try to control the process, frustration results. What they want is valid; but they are learning to release attachment to how it comes about. The universe wants to meet their needs, and as they learn to bypass their ego, all they require
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If Aquarius North Node people look beyond external appearances and realize that we all share the same struggle, they will relax and feel equal with others again.
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They must choose one thing they would like to do and then make the decision to actively create it.
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They think they are invincible. Often they don’t slow down long enough to evaluate the odds, weigh the situation, and make a practical appraisal that takes into account the wishes of others.
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When they are holding back and not reaching for their goals, they feel they don’t deserve attention and thereby keep themselves from receiving the very thing they crave the most.
Jan Spiller • Astrology for the Soul
The Nodes of the Moon are not planetary bodies; they are points formed by the Moon’s orbit around the Earth intersecting with the Earth’s path around the Sun.