The most important goal for a north knot in Taurus and / or in the first house is to develop the self and its own unique individuality and to express it through the sign of the ascendant and / or through the sign in which the north knot is.
Here, however, there is a danger that the new behavior pattern is self-centered and stubborn and that the soul only sees its own needs.
The karmic sense of the North Node in Taurus and / or the 7th house is to develop the ability to relate to others and, if necessary, attune to the needs of others, rather than slavishly following your own internal urges and excluding everyone else.
In other words, this is about the art of making creative compromises.
North Node – Meaning and Symbolism
The earlier patterns indicated by the northern knot in Taurus and / or in the seventh house revolve around too much indulgence and willingness to compromise towards the needs of others.
The incarnated soul does not allow itself enough space in relationships and is too easily influenced by what others want.
She lacks the self-confidence to accept her own fundamental need for and right to development as an individual, because she derives her raison deter from interacting with others rather than from her own inner source of strength (the self). The northern knot in Taurus believes “being good” is better than being true to yourself.
This pattern of willingness to compromise and adjustment begins very early in life and is particularly evident in the relationship between parent and child.
A client told me that her north knot in the first house wanted to manifest itself at an early age and that even as a small child she kept screaming: “I want”. Needless to say, she didn’t get what she wanted.
Her efforts to develop individuality and independence were vigorously suppressed by a mother who “knew best what was good for the little one”. So the pattern of her south knot came to the fore, and she cried: “I do what you want, I want to be a good girl.”
It took her forty years to accept that she too had rights, and several more years before she was comfortable admitting her needs. The change coincided with a transit of the current north node over the south node, which stimulated the integration of the lunar node axis.
The development of the North Node in Taurus and / or the First House may require coping with difficulties within a relationship, as the partner or parent may be annoyed by the unexpected refusal to read their wishes.
If the partner encounters resistance, the demands are reinforced, because he believes that the self-will that has just been awakened will be withdrawn and docility will return if enough pressure is exerted. At this point the willpower, energy and courage of Taurus are required.
Self-awareness groups that focus on self-confidence, martial arts, or other ways to channel the energy of Taurus or Mars can be very helpful and beneficial here. In this phase the incarnated soul constantly needs the confirmation that it is really “okay” to make claims and that it is now time for the others to adjust to the coming changes.
In this situation, a therapy group or self-help group can provide support that family or friends cannot or will not give because of an unacknowledged conflict of interest.
The northern knot in Taurus’s ability to establish balance and harmony with others can be used to pave the way to an expression of personal competence and power.
The karmic sense of the North Node in Taurus and / or the 7th house is to develop the ability to relate to others and, if necessary, attune to the needs of others, rather than slavishly following your own internal urges and excluding everyone else. In other words, this is about the art of making creative compromises.
Much work is required to cope with the inherent stubbornness and selfishness of the northern knot in Taurus and to look beyond the limitation of one’s own needs. For this lunar node, the needs of the “I” are paramount, and the person concerned believes he alone is right and knows the right answers.
An unconscious south knot in Taurus is arrogant and bombastic, and its favorite word is “I”. An aspiring politician (ascendant in conjunction with the sun and the northern node in Taurus) once said: “Of course I am elected, I know what people need, I told them …
I can give them … if I can am chosen, then I will … »and so on. He never paused to listen to his upcoming voters and just kept telling them what he could do for them. He was very surprised when he failed in the election.
The most important goal for a north knot in Taurus and / or in the first house is to develop the self and its own unique individuality and to express it through the sign of the ascendant and / or through the sign in which the north knot is. Here, however, there is a danger that the new behavior pattern is self-centered and stubborn and that the soul only sees its own needs.
The earlier patterns indicated by the northern knot in Taurus and / or in the seventh house revolve around too much indulgence and willingness to compromise towards the needs of others. The incarnated soul does not allow itself enough space in relationships and is too easily influenced by what others want.
She lacks the self-confidence to accept her own fundamental need for and right to development as an individual, because she derives her raison deter from interacting with others rather than from her own inner source of strength (the self). The northern knot in Taurus believes “being good” is better than being true to yourself.
This pattern of willingness to compromise and adjustment begins very early in life and is particularly evident in the relationship between parent and child. A client told me that her north knot in the first house wanted to manifest itself at an early age and that even as a small child she kept screaming: “I want”. Needless to say, she didn’t get what she wanted.
Taurus – Meaning and Symbolism
Her efforts to develop individuality and independence were vigorously suppressed by a mother who “knew best what was good for the little one”. So the pattern of her south knot came to the fore, and she cried: “I do what you want, I want to be a good girl.”
It took her forty years to accept that she too had rights, and several more years before she was comfortable admitting her needs. The change coincided with a transit of the current north node over the south node, which stimulated the integration of the lunar node axis.
The development of the North Node in Taurus and / or the First House may require coping with difficulties within a relationship, as the partner or parent may be annoyed by the unexpected refusal to read their wishes.
If the partner encounters resistance, the demands are reinforced, because he believes that the self-will that has just been awakened will be withdrawn and docility will return if enough pressure is exerted.
At this point the willpower, energy and courage of Taurus are required. Self-awareness groups that focus on self-confidence, martial arts, or other ways to channel the energy of Taurus or Mars can be very helpful and beneficial here.
In this phase the incarnated soul constantly needs the confirmation that it is really “okay” to make claims and that it is now time for the others to adjust to the coming changes.
In this situation, a therapy group or self-help group can provide support that family or friends cannot or will not give because of an unacknowledged conflict of interest.
The northern knot in Taurus’s ability to establish balance and harmony with others can be used to pave the way to an expression of personal competence and power.
The karmic sense of the North Node in Taurus and / or the 7th house is to develop the ability to relate to others and, if necessary, attune to the needs of others, rather than slavishly following your own internal urges and excluding everyone else. In other words, this is about the art of making creative compromises.
Much work is required to cope with the inherent stubbornness and selfishness of the northern knot in Taurus and to look beyond the limitation of one’s own needs.
For this lunar node, the needs of the “I” are paramount, and the person concerned believes he alone is right and knows the right answers. An unconscious south knot in Taurus is arrogant and bombastic, and its favorite word is “I”.
An aspiring politician (ascendant in conjunction with the sun and the northern node in Taurus) once said: “Of course I am elected, I know what people need, I told them … I can give them … if I can am chosen, then I will … »and so on.
He never paused to listen to his upcoming voters and just kept telling them what he could do for them. He was very surprised when he failed in the election.
North Node in Taurus – Meaning and Symbolism
Wants to open the north node in Taurus. Gradually an acceptance of the needs and aspirations of other people develops, and with it the ability to work in a group with others to achieve common goals. The aforementioned politician gave a speech in a college a while after his defeat.
After his carefully elaborated introductory sentences, he noticed a certain restlessness in his young audience. He had the courage (Taurus) to interrupt himself and ask what was going on. The students said to him: “You are like everyone else who speaks to us.
They don’t care what we think or what we want to know. “He put his manuscript aside and allowed questions. He learned a lot from this confrontation, and his whole attitude changed. Now he knocked on doors and asked: “What can I do for you?”
He wasn’t elected next time either, but it was close. He continued to work for his budding constituents, moving more and more to his north node in Taurus, while using the courage and drive of the south node in Taurus to fight very vigorously for the interests of the citizens on the city council.
In this area of personal relationships, the south knot in Taurus takes its worst toll, and the north knot in Taurus promises the greatest rewards. An understanding of the “we” creates closeness and a feeling of camaraderie that the northern knot in Taurus, sitting on the high horse, never knew.
Especially with the north knot or south knot in the seventh house, the soul in question can find out that it is constantly reliving old karmic patterns in personal relationships. She is challenged to compensate for what was previously out of balance.
With the northern knot in the seventh house, partnerships are often a “re-creation” of previous relationships; here a great effort of will and determination is required to give up the old, self-sacrificing relationship patterns.
Relationships that touch the North Node are particularly centered around growth that is based not only on making amends for past “misdeeds” but also on developing loving, harmonious relationships with others as the North Node learns that two separate beings together make a new one third form: a relationship.
The individuality is neither sacrificed nor suppressed, but brought into the relationship and offered to the partner with love and respect. Two people come together in the desire for integration and cooperation in order to form a harmonious partnership that opens up growth opportunities for both partners.
The north knot in Taurus and / or in the second house means that the soul must develop its ability to live in its body. They are encouraged to use their own strengths to develop their inner security and to put down roots instead of relying on others, on their possessions or on the past.
Here there is a need to move away from the manipulative, power-oriented emotional games of the northern knot in Scorpio and to free oneself from the jealousy and possession claims that arise from insecurity.
The South Node’s past in Scorpio is full of rejection, trauma and turmoil, and the resulting distrust and caution when the soul is faced with new impressions can turn any growth phase into a time of drama and crisis.
The north knot in Taurus must experience the security that arises when the soul unfolds in accordance with its own inner, rooted evolutionary rhythm. It must learn that new growth is only possible through slow progress based on the gradual accumulation of immaterial resources such as stability and patience.
The Taurus is a practical sign connected to the earth, and in this sign the North Node also wants to deal with tangible things.
Conclusion
The incarnated soul must use its senses when interacting with the environment, unlike the South Node in Scorpio, which aims at emotional interaction. She has to experience the unity of body and self, she has to gain pleasure from sensual instead of sexual contact and be independent on all levels.
A client who was very successful at work was “afraid that the marriage had failed”, although she had hardly seen her husband for many years anyway.
Building their practice and satisfying their northern knot in Taurus, which required independence, had meant that the partners had to live in different countries most of the time.
With the northern knot in Scorpio, however, it was difficult for her to let go of the supposed, illusory security of marriage.
I can give them … if I can am chosen, then I will … »and so on. He never paused to listen to his upcoming voters and just kept telling them what he could do for them. He was very surprised when he failed in the election.