Astrology of North/South Nodes

Astrology of North/South Nodes




  •  Gemini North Node (Sagittarius South Node) people have had two different kinds of past lives: as wandering spiritual hermits or philosopher kings. I love the idea that I was a Philosopher King and I know I've been a nun or a monk.

  • ‎"A tendency to hold beliefs and opinions without gathering the facts, to being self-righteous and running roughshod over others' feelings, to rushing through life and possessing excess nervous energy, and to lack tact in our relationships with others are some of the issues this position suggests. With this position, we easily crack under imagined pressures, and we are too often in a hurry for fear that our freedom will be curtailed if we stop long enough to gather facts and consider the details of everyday life. We need to learn to listen to others so that we discover the value of true communication and exchange, and to see both sides of a situation instead of throwing out dogma at others. We want to have meaningful and intelligent exchanges with others, and we want to teach others as well. But in order for us to succeed with these things, we need to learn that true learning and exchanges can only come when we listen to others. Learning to slow down, to be sensitive to social graces and networks, and to sensitize ourselves to others' needs and communications without fear of being tied down, will release us from some of our nervous tension and help us achieve more happiness and inner balance. " Say Whut!? :(

  • North Node in Gemini --- This is a life time where you are destined to communicate and often be a writer, beginning with a journalistic approach and often developing into publishing and editing. You can become quite famous in the areas of television and radio, because of your ability to communicate. The Gemini North Node is often a great student in many areas and has difficulty deciding on which area will be the most important to advance into higher learning. This individual also likes to talk on the phone and has complete knowledge of all the latest gadgets for communication. Travel in short distances may be a strong trait, meaning travel within a distance of 1,000 miles may be part of one's vocation, selling, communicating or just transporting. This is a flexible and also multitalented position.
     South Node in Sagittarius --- There were many past lives where this individual was in a highly intellectual position and was off putting to others due to the nature of the intelligence. You could have been a priest, philosopher, even a gypsy, talented in the arts. This time there may be problems in all of the above areas, in studies and in becoming more knowledgeable. You may have karma when it comes to getting your projects off the ground, due to your 'holier than thou' attitude in past lives. You may have served in regal conditions and know the ins and outs of royalty or the masters of court policy, including political maneuvering. The need to travel and see the world is important to you, but somehow there are always interferences and something stops you. You may have great difficulty with the lower body and especially in the legs as karma often settles in the body when the issues are not being addressed.

Meet the Monkeys

Meet the Monkeys
Open Head Center
The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!
Where am I going?
Blah blah blah?
Why are we here?
Can my mother come?

The Head Monkey:
This monkey is always busy, under pressure, trying to answer questions that have absolutely nothing to do with your life. “What about this?”
“What about that?”, “Forget that last question; I have a much more important one.” These are not your questions. If this is your monkey, you are not here to answer his questions.

Wise Monkey:
The wise monkey knows that consciousness is a river and that questions are just floating by. This monkey never acts out of mental pressure.

The Head Monkey:
Dark note: The world is always going to be putting you under mental pressure. Don’t trust it! It’s not you.


The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure me
- they’re not my questions!


Open Ajna Center
The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!

The Head Monkey:
This monkey is always busy, under pressure, trying to answer questions
that have absolutely nothing to do with your life. “What about this?”
“What about that?”, “Forget that last question; I have a much more
important one.” These are not your questions. If this is your monkey,
you are not here to answer his questions.

Wise Monkey:
The wise monkey knows that consciousness is a river and that questions
are just floating by. This monkey never acts out of mental pressure.

The Head Monkey:
I can unequivocally state with
the utmost confidence that
I am standing on solid ground.

The Ajna Monkey (aka: ‘No, I’m Really Sure’ Monkey)
This monkey is always trying to be mentally certain about things.
It’s game is to defend mental positions that have nothing to do with
it and is ready at any time to fight for them. It says I know I’m
sure I know what I’m talking about. If you have this monkey, realize
you are here to be totally uncertain about your life. The need to be
certain is just your monkey. You are not mental.

Wise Monkey:
The wise open ajna monkey never needs to be sure on the level of mind and is here to embrace the uncertainty of life. The wise monkey never feels the need to defend his mental position.

Ajna Monkey
Dark note:
You’re never going to know anything mentally for sure.
Get over it! It’s not you.

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t care! I have nothing mental to defend!


Open Throat Monkey
The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!
The Throat Monkey:
This monkey is always looking for expression out of your mouth to voice the concerns of all the other monkeys. This is the voice of the 9 monkeys. It
really wants to be heard. This monkey likes to pretend it’s a Manifestor by
saying things out of your open throat and committing the rest of you to
do them. If you have this monkey, learn to speak in response. Wait until
somebody asks. Then the energy will be there to find your correct expression. Until then it is just Monkey Mouth.

Wise Monkey:
The open throat monkey is here to be wise about the nature of expression,
the pressure and insecurity it feels around speaking. It never commits
its energy with its mouth.

The Throat Monkey:
Furthermore, I know I said this before, but.....
So, What’s your opinion? Can you elaborate?
How can I put this into words?

Dark note:
You are not a Manifestor.
Get over it! It’s not you.

Open Throat Center
The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
This monkey has no mantra. It’s
too busy keeping its mouth shut.



The G Monkey

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!

The G Monkey:
The “who am I”, “where am I going” monkey. If you have this monkey,
you’ve been trying to fix yourself by looking for love or finding your
direction. This monkey is always telling you that you need to figure these
two things out. If you have the G Monkey, you have no defined identity,
and you are here to be comfortable with the reflection of those you are
with. Place, geographic location, solves this monkey’s dilemma.

Wise Monkey:
This wise monkey is not here to be defined by any one identity or direction.
It’s here to be comfortable being a chameleon in the environment.

Dark note:
You are never going to
know who you are. Get
over it! It’s not you.

Open G Center
The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I am here to experience any love and
direction without getting lost. When I’m in
the right place, I’m with the right people.



Open Heart Center

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!

The Head Monkey:
This monkey is always busy, under pressure, trying to answer questions
that have absolutely nothing to do with your life. “What about this?”
“What about that?”, “Forget that last question; I have a much more
important one.” These are not your questions. If this is your monkey,
you are not here to answer his questions.

Wise Monkey:
The wise monkey knows that consciousness is a river and that questions
are just floating by. This monkey never acts out of mental pressure.

The Head Monkey:
This proves that I am the world’s
greatest mountain climber. Whew...
Why do I feel so empty?

The Ego Monkey:
Ego is more of a gorilla whom is never quite happy. Ego monkey is constantly telling you that you are not good enough, and to compensate
you must prove your worth by: A) accomplishing something outside of
yourself (success, achievement, awards, and even more spirituality) or B)
By being a really nice person and always trying to do the right thing.
Often times letting others walk on you in the process. This monkey is
a killer, and is the root of many heart problems.

Wise Monkey:
Has nothing to prove to anyone about anything. It knows that it is worthy
and good enough already. This monkey knows to never make a promise.

The Ego Monkey
Dark note:
You are never going to feel like your good enough, it’s your monkey!! Get over it!

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I have nothing to prove to anyone, especially myself. I’m
good enough already.!



Open Solar Plexus

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!

The Head Monkey:
This monkey is always busy, under pressure, trying to answer questions
that have absolutely nothing to do with your life. “What about this?”
“What about that?”, “Forget that last question; I have a much more
important one.” These are not your questions. If this is your monkey,
you are not here to answer his questions.

Wise Monkey:
The wise monkey knows that consciousness is a river and that questions
are just floating by. This monkey never acts out of mental pressure.

The Head Monkey:
Do you love me?
Umm
Uhhh
Did you break this?!
The Emotional Monkey:
This is King Kong. If you’ve got the emotional monkey, you’ve either 1) taken
in everyone else’s emotions, amplified them and thought of yourself as highly
emotional or, 2) you’ve become completely reptilian and shut down to anything that even smells like an emotion. If you have this monkey, you’ve spent
your whole life trying to hide from the emotions of others and you’ve been lying to yourself about not hiding. You are here to realize that the emotions are not you and you are not here to live in fear of them.

Wise Monkey:
The wise open emotional center knows it can be in the presence of any emotional field and not be affected or infected. This wise monkey never
makes emotional decisions.

The Emotional
Monkey
Dark note: You have
lived your whole life in fear of the emotions of others. Get over it! It’s not you.

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I can never trust an emotion
- they are not mine!



Open Sacral Center

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!
The Head Monkey:
This monkey is always busy, under pressure, trying to answer questions
that have absolutely nothing to do with your life. “What about this?”
“What about that?”, “Forget that last question; I have a much more
important one.” These are not your questions. If this is your monkey,
you are not here to answer his questions.
Wise Monkey:
The wise monkey knows that consciousness is a river and that questions
are just floating by. This monkey never acts out of mental pressure.
The Head Monkey:
The Sacral Monkey:
The sacral monkey is always telling you that if you just work harder, you
can get ahead. If you just do more, you’ll be happy. To have the Sacral
Monkey means you are not here to sustain long periods of work. You don’t
have the resources. If you try to keep up with the sacral beings, (Generators),
you will become depleted. This monkey never knows when enough is
enough. It always tells you to keep going. If you have this monkey, learn
to stop before you are tired.

Wise Monkey:
The wise sacral monkey knows when enough is enough. This monkey gets wise about the nature of the sacral life force and how to correctly interact
with it.

The Sacral Monkey:
Dark note:
You’re not a Generator.
Get over it! It’s not you

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I’m here to relax before I get tired.



Open Spleen Center

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!
The Head Monkey:
This monkey is always busy, under pressure, trying to answer questions
that have absolutely nothing to do with your life. “What about this?”
“What about that?”, “Forget that last question; I have a much more
important one.” These are not your questions. If this is your monkey,
you are not here to answer his questions.
Wise Monkey:
The wise monkey knows that consciousness is a river and that questions
are just floating by. This monkey never acts out of mental pressure.
The Head Monkey:
The Spleen Monkey:
Another gorilla. This gorilla tells you that you are never going to be able
to survive. This monkey is always scared. He is scared about all the
wrong things. Taking in all the fears of the world and amplifying them:
fear of inadequacy, death, failure, authority, etc. This monkey’s voice is
amplified fear. This monkey is always trying to grab something outside
of itself to try to make it feel better and/or more secure. If you have
this monkey, you are here to laugh in the face of fear.

Wise Monkey:
Wise open spleen monkey never acts spontaneously to make decisions in order to feel better. This monkey laughs at the voice of insecurity.

The Spleen Monkey:
Dark note:
You are never going to feel safe. Get over it! It’s not you.

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t hold on to things that are not good for me.



Open Root Center

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I don’t know! Don’t pressure
me - they’re not my questions!

The Root Monkey:
Pressure monkey. The root monkey’s game is to use stress to try to
get you to hurry up and do something. If you have this monkey, you’ve
been taking in everyone’s stress and amplifying it. It uses its pitchfork
to poke you “Hurry up. Get it done.” You do, only to find that there is
more to do after that. This monkey says, if you finally get it all done,
then we can be free. The wisdom of this monkey is that you are never
going to be free of the stress of others. It is not your stress. Don’t let
this monkey push you around.

Wise Monkey:
The wise open root monkey never makes a decision out of the pressure from others. This monkey does not feel pressured to be in a hurry.

Root Dark note:
The pressure is always going to be there. Get over it! It’s not you.

The Wise Monkey’s Mantra:
I never let the stress of others determine my actions.
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Human Design Centers

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HEAD CENTER
Head is the center of inspiration, thinking and mental pressure. Having it undefined means that most of your thoughts, questions as well as your inspiration come from outside. That's why you constantly think about things that don't matter (to you) and why your head is full of questions. Trying to answer them all creates a lot of mental pressure. You can learn to have questions without the need to answer them.
Ask yourself from time to time: Am I thinking about things that don't matter? Am I still trying to answer everybody else's questions?
Potential wisdom of the open Head: I know which questions are important for me to think about or not. I know who and what is inspiring for me and I am free of mental pressure.


AJNA CENTER
Ajna is the center of research, thought processing and analysis. Having it undefined means that you have no consistency in the way that thoughts are accessed and processed. Your thought process is conditioned from the outside. Feeling uncertain about your capacity to communicate and express ideas, you compensate by pretending to be certain - the one who knows and hates to look foolish.
Ask yourself from time to time: Am I still trying to convince everyone that you're certain?
Potential wisdom of the open Ajna: I am OK with not being certain. Great flexibility and thus creativity of thought process.



THROAT CENTER
Throat is the center of communication and manifestation (action). Having it undefined means that you have no consistency - and at the same time great flexibility - in expressing yourself. The need to attract attention by talking. Useful tip: don't be the first one to talk.
Ask yourself from time to time: Am I still trying to attract attention?
Potential wisdom of the open Throat: I don't have to ‘do' anything to attract attention. It happens when it is correct for me.



G CENTER
G is the center of identity, direction if life and love (center of the spiritual heart in the middle of the chest). You don't know who you are, where is your life is going (direction) and don't always get the love you need (not knowing who to love). You can trust that life will guide you by following your Strategy & Authority. Only be in a place that you like, be it your home, city, restaurant or office.
Ask yourself from time to time: Am I still looking for love, for yourself and your direction in life?
Potential wisdom of the open G: I no longer look for love, my life, direction and self ‘out there'. By living according to my design, love comes to me and I know the next step to take when the time is right.


EGO / HEART CENTER (this center has two names)
Ego is the center of ego and willpower, self worth/self-esteem and survival in the material world. Having it undefined means that there is no consistency in applying your will power. That leads to lower self-esteem and underestimating yourself. You try to overcompensate this by being competitive, in control and proving your worth to others and yourself. Don't make any promises.
Ask yourself from time to time: Do I still have something to prove? (i.e. are you smart enough, good enough, trustworthy, loyal, successful, sexy, etc.)
Potential wisdom of the open Ego: I have nothing to prove.




SPLEEN CENTER
Spleen is the center of intuition, instinct, survival and well being. Having it undefined means that you are open to all kinds of fears and you hold onto things that are no longer good for you. You have a weaker immune system, which makes you sensitive to your body and potentially good at seeing the health of others. It's easy for you to get addicted to the “good” feeling others bring you. Spontaneity can easily create problems for you.
Ask yourself from time to time: Am I still holding onto what's not good for you? (i.e. relationships, jobs, places, things)
Potential wisdom of the open Spleen: I knowing what is healthy for me or not and I can let go of what doesn't serve me.


SACRAL CENTER
Sacral is the center of vitality, sexuality and persistence. Having it undefined means that you don't have a consistent access to vitality, you can easily exhaust yourself. Not knowing when enough is enough, you tend to overdo things (work, eating, anything). Remember, you are not here to work, but potentially to guide others in how to work, rather than actually doing it all yourself. Go to bed as soon as you are tired.
Ask yourself from time to time: Do I know when enough is enough?
Potential wisdom of the open Sacral: I know when enough is enough.




SOLAR PLEXUS CENTER
Solar Plexus is the center of emotions and moods. Having it undefined means that you are very sensitive to emotions, open to the emotions of others as you take them in and feel twice as strong. This leads to strategy of avoiding conflicts and unpleasant truths. Living a secret life. It is best to avoid all emotional decisions.
Ask yourself from time to time: Am I still avoiding confrontation and truth?
Potential wisdom of the open Solar Plexus: I can experience the full spectrum of emotions and survive.





ROOT CENTER
Root is the center of physical pressure (adrenalin), drive to do things and kundalini energy. Having it undefined means that you do things as fast as you can and work hard, in an effort to get rid of the pressure (that never goes away). You have the potential to be naturally still and allow the pressure to flow through you without acting upon it. Following your strategy brings you the correct pressure and protects you from the pressure that would harm you.
Ask yourself from time to time: Am I still in a hurry to be free (of the pressure)?
Potential wisdom of the open Root: I know what pressure is correct for me or not.