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Tarzan
01-01-1997, 04:04 AM
from: tony p. [mailto:doomstars@... (/group/asc2k/post?postid=k1nb6cct1x9f1rh-pbigtvp6yhru0waplpvnqmfs_ox1ymouolwicbcuq7mmiexsgz 6j6z6j727depi)]
it's labled n. node. what does that mean?
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answer: "north node"




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Tony P.
09-19-2002, 11:49 AM
this isn't the place to ask it, but on www.alabe.com they added a new
symbol to their charts. it's labled n. node. if you go to the site
and just click on the graphic to get a better view, you can easily
see it. what does that mean?

chris.hamilton2@...>
09-19-2002, 12:13 PM
tony, here is a site that has astrological definitions :

http://www.astrologycom.com/glossi.html

enjoy! chris

Tony P.
09-19-2002, 12:57 PM
this helped, except when the site kept bombing me with banners and
more banners popping up. don't understand the north node completely,
but it helped some. thanks.

--- in asc2k@y..., <chris.hamilton2@v...> wrote:
>
> tony, here is a site that has astrological definitions :
>
> http://www.astrologycom.com/glossi.html
>
> enjoy! chris

David Wilcock
09-19-2002, 01:25 PM
from: "tony p."

> this helped, except when the site kept bombing me with banners and
> more banners popping up. don't understand the north node completely,
> but it helped some. thanks.

dw: the moon's orbit is elliptical. ellipses have two focal points, centers
of balance. they are the north node and south node when dealing with the
moon.

peace be with you -

- david

William Foster
09-20-2002, 05:27 AM
the n. node or north node stand for the north node of the moon. it's not a
planet but a point in space where the moon passes the ecliptic (path of the
sun through the sky). the south node is always 180 degrees from the north
node.

the north node is a point of gain, of increase and added confidence, kind of
like jupiter. it's also called the dragons head. where is occurs in your
chart is where you should strive for fulfillment. the south node (like
saturn) is the dragons tail and a point of release or letting go. it is
where you must give or are taken from. where it occurs in your chart is
where you might take the easy way out.

yours,
bill foster

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Tony P.
09-20-2002, 05:41 AM
thanks for that info. i'm glad alabe.com switched since it should be
easier to apply it to certain situations. kind of weird however, how
the chart looks today by the way.

--- in asc2k@y..., "william foster" <fosterwg@l...> wrote:
> the n. node or north node stand for the north node of the moon.
it's not a
> planet but a point in space where the moon passes the ecliptic
(path of the
> sun through the sky). the south node is always 180 degrees from
the north
> node.
>
> the north node is a point of gain, of increase and added
confidence, kind of
> like jupiter. it's also called the dragons head. where is occurs
in your
> chart is where you should strive for fulfillment. the south node
(like
> saturn) is the dragons tail and a point of release or letting go.
it is
> where you must give or are taken from. where it occurs in your
chart is
> where you might take the easy way out.
>
> yours,
> bill foster