With North Node in the 8th house, you must die to be reborn. You’re cursed with the blessing of breakdowns, to walk into flames thinking you break up, only to find you break through. You may have to self-transform through extreme, sexual, or deadly experiences. You might have grieved over the loss of people, identities, money, and beliefs. In some situations, you might push yourself so hard that you destroy everything you’ve gained. This is because the 8th house governs death, rebirth, and all forms of ending. You grow every time something dies. Each time you face a significant setback, you can develop the very character your soul came here…

With North Node in the 7th house, you’re learning to move away from the realm of “me” into “we”. You may find it difficult to let others take the lead or make decisions that affect you. You may think that if you want something done right, you should do it yourself. This stems from your South Node in the 1st house, where autonomy and self-direction are your second nature. While self-reliance is certainly a strength, your soul is now seeking balance through relationship and collaboration. You learn to walk side-by-side with another person, emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and sometimes financially too. Your career can advance most significantly when you team up…

With North Node in the 6th house, you’re here for a lifetime of meaningful service. You don’t need more money to serve. You need a kinder heart. A deeper sincerity. Service is not what you do. It is who you become. Your daily job isn’t separate from your spiritual path—it is your spiritual path. As the 6th house is the house of health, you can find deep fulfillment in healing professions, such as becoming a doctor, nurse, healer, social worker, physiotherapist, or veterinarian. This nodal position suggests your soul has spent many lifetimes lost in dreams, ideals, and fantasies. With South Node in the 12th house, you’re prone to escapism,…

Before time was time, you chose a path that required courage—not in war, but in creative self-expression. In early life, you’ve likely blended in groups, prioritizing friendships and community over your individual talents. Your South Node in the 11th house indicates you’re already a skilled team player. Yet your North Node in the 5th house nudges you toward more personal expression. Instead of always supporting others’ endeavors, you’re destined to produce your own work. Instead of finding identity through association, you’re called to discover who you are by standing out from the crowd. Those moments when you lose track of time while creating art, performing, singing, dancing, or simply playing—that’s…

With North Node in the 4th house, you didn’t come here to climb up the ladder of success; you came here to climb down into your roots, to understand where you truly came from. You’re not here to win the world and lose your soul. You’re here to come home, to sit at the dinner table with your loved ones. With South Node in the 10th house, you may naturally want to build a big career. You may often overwork, overplan, or try to be the perfect professional at the expense of your familial needs. The 4th house North Node suggests that your soul’s growth lies in turning inward instead…

North Node in the 3rd house can point to a lifetime of intellectual growth and communication development. This placement suggests your soul’s mission involves learning, teaching, writing, speaking, and engaging with your immediate environment in meaningful ways. With South Node in the 9th house, you might have been quite comfortable with abstract philosophies, higher education, or religious teachings in your early years. You might have preferred big-picture thinking to real-world interactions. But this lifetime isn’t about preaching from a mountaintop. It’s about relating. It’s about learning to explain things in ways your little cousin could understand. Simplicity and clear expression are your superpowers now. If you’ve ever wanted to “drop…

North Node in the 2nd house can point to a lifetime where developing material stability and strong self-worth stands as your primary soul mission. This placement isn’t about accumulating possessions for their own sake—it’s about learning to value yourself through what you build, create, and maintain. With South Node in the 8th house, you’ve likely spent your past lives (or early years in this one) to become fluent in the language of shared resources. Perhaps you’ve relied on partners financially, preferred joint ventures over solo projects, or found yourself in intense and unstable situations. The 2nd house North Node calls you to rely on your own resources instead. There’s a…

With North Node in the 1st house, you learn to stop orbiting around others and start becoming your own sun. During your early childhood, you may feel more comfortable as the sidekick, the supporter, or the one who yields. That’s your South Node in the 7th house. But North Node in the 1st house isn’t about pleasing others—it’s about standing out from the crowd. You’re not here to be the mirror; you’re here to be the face. Your soul’s mission is clear: to become more self-focused, more assertive, and more independent. The universe is calling you to become a leader rather than a follower. Developing a strong sense of self…

With Chiron in the 12th house, you’re your own hidden enemy. You may ruin yourself before others do. You’ve mastered the art of undoing yourself in solitude, with wisdom. You may feel guilty about enjoying life, as if happiness was a crime you shouldn’t commit it. Many people with this placement see­k comfort in drugs, alcohol, or other addictive substances to escape emotional pain. You may think these substances heal you, but they deeply wound you. Your tendency to run away to the fantasy world can lower your self-esteem and willpower. You may experience a loss of identity, where you fe­el disconnected from who you truly are. Misfortune could happen…

With Chiron in the 11th house, you’ve wanted to belong—truly belong. But somehow, you may avoid socializing in communities because you deeply know you don’t belong to this earth. Your “home” is somewhere else. This placement can make you feel like an outsider among outsiders, an alien on earth, even when you’re surrounded by people who should know you. You laugh with them, hang out with them, but your soul may whisper, “I’m not really one of them.” You may carry wounds related to your friendships, clubs, groups, or organizations. Maybe you were excluded when you were young. Maybe you were the one they forgot to invite, the one whose…