The majority of the people I’ve spoken to who have a Pisces north node and a Virgo south node are in their 30s or 50s. In their thirties, people with a Pisces north node and a Virgo south node are more likely to have Saturn in Sagittarius or Capricorn. Many of them also have Chiron in Gemini, which bends their nodes. In their 50s, people with a Pisces north node and a Virgo south node have Saturn in Taurus, and most of the people I’ve spoken to from that generation have an oppositional Jupiter in Scorpio.
My friend Maya was the one who truly helped me understand the Pisces north node Virgo south node. People her age, she said, have a lot of wounds surrounding their voices. They’re people who aren’t sure if the tales they have to share about themselves are the appropriate ones, if other people will “understand” them, and if there are too many stories like theirs out there.
People in their 50s who have a Pisces north node and a Virgo south node face a similar problem, but they are further along in life. I’ve noticed that everyone with a Pisces north node and a Virgo south node has a problem that resembles envy but isn’t truly envy. They frequently compare themselves to others, but it isn’t always about desiring what others have. It’s a fear of either fitting in too much with the group or of being too different from other people and being left behind.
North node of Pisces People with the Virgo south node are ecstatic to be different from everyone else, but they’re also afraid of it. Venus, the planet of social expectations, exalts in Pisces and descends in Virgo. In Virgo, the south node is all about contrast. In Pisces, the north node represents the need for approval.
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Assumptions about Pisces North Node, Virgo South Node
I’ve noticed that persons with a Pisces north node and a Virgo south node have highly critical inner voices, and that they frequently try to protect themselves by being harsh on themselves before anyone else can, but that it doesn’t always manifest in the ways we expect.
The north node of Pisces is traditionally delineated. The Virgo south node is all about prudishness, oversensitivity, and nitpickiness. North node of Pisces The Virgo south node is associated with someone who is extremely critical of others and refuses to accept anything less than perfection. This hasn’t been my experience.
One thing I’ve noticed about the Pisces north node and Virgo south node is that they’re a mess. I say this in the nicest possible way. They usually have a million and a half things on their plate, feel like they’re always dealing with buddy group drama, and believe that sticking to a simple routine will drive them insane.
Another thing I’ve seen about the Pisces north node Virgo south node axis, especially among individuals in their 30s, is that it attracts a lot of stoners. Now, when I say stoners, I don’t mean folks who smoke once in a while. I’m referring to those who have spent years of their lives semi-stoned and rely on marijuana to unwind. This isn’t a verdict. Later, we’ll discuss why I believe Pisces north node Virgo south node folks consume more weed than other people.
Security Issues: Virgo South Node
The Moon’s south node is all about what the Moon has internalized. Mercury’s exaltation and domicile are both in Virgo. It’s here that Venus takes a tumble.
Virgo’s south node is associated with labor. Mercury is the planet of labor, thus this is the case. The concept that it is far safer to earn than to receive is what the south node in Virgo is all about. It’s the belief that you can’t genuinely take what’s offered to you, that life is devoid of gifts, and that trust must be earned rather than given. The Virgo South Node is about the urge to earn everything, including the things that are impossible to gain, such as love, trust, or passion.
I meet a lot of folks with the Virgo south node who have inherited a type of work or a work ethic from a family member. There are immigrants whose presence in a country is often determined by their ability to work, people whose mothers worked before there were a range of employment accessible for women, and people who were taught that beauty and grace are won through suffering and labor.
The Virgo south node is not a workaholic. This is a tough south node, although it is frequently harsh on the individual with the south node in Virgo, rather than a south node that lashes out at anyone in its immediate proximity. Part of the task of labor is, in reality, the work of pretending that you aren’t working at all. People born under the sign of Virgo have a laid-back personality. They frequently build this laid-back attitude by continually scrambling to be where every buddy needs them to be, by concealing personal needs, and by always attempting to be available.
Labor entails treating one’s own body as though it were disposable. The Virgo south node does this because it considers that being useful is safer than being useless. They are more concerned with what they can accomplish than with the consequences of their perpetual availability. They may be enraged by individuals who appear to be arrogant, or by those who have the luxury of taking a day off every now and then. They may be filled with rage at other people’s limitations and constraints. This is because the Virgo south node does not believe that having limitations is at all safe. They feel that only by pushing over your limitations can you achieve safety.
Labor is also characterized by a great deal of discomfort. The Virgo south node has the most difficulty integrating their pain into their identity. After all, why not? Pain has no logic. It’s complete rubbish. Suffering serves no purpose, and the ideal form of pain is the kind that can be kept out of the way.
Fears: Pisces North Node
The north node of Pisces represents the difficulties of accepting pain. The most difficult aspect of the Pisces north node is that it represents things that cannot be earnedbeauty, whimsicality, and passion. It represents self-acceptance, which cannot be achieved via hard work but must be accepted through knowledge.
The Pisces north node is constantly striving to better whatever it is that they are trying to mend. Willpower, criticism, or strategy are not effective in this mending. The healing that the Pisces north node seeks is based on a self-awareness that can only come from knowing and understanding one’s own grief.
The north node of Pisces is afraid of their suffering. They tell themselves that it doesn’t exist, that it’s pointless, that it’s insignificant, and that life can carry on without this awareness of pain. They convince themselves that they aren’t frightened of their anguish, but that they simply don’t have the time to deal with it. They persuade themselves that they don’t have the luxury of processing pain, that they don’t have choices, and that everyone expects them to be pain-tolerant so they can keep moving.
Because the Pisces north node prefers to reject suffering, they are frequently unaware that they are afraid of anything at all. This, I believe, is why there are so many stoners in Pisces north node. Weed is an excellent pain reliever, as well as a fear and anxiety reliever. It is, however, a medicine that is not linked to breakdowns or personal weakness. Weed is a cool substance. It’s just cannabis, after all. It’s smoked by cool and comfortable folks to unwind.
The Pisces north node, on the other hand, is not about pain management. It’s not about bettering oneself despite suffering. The north node of Pisces is all about figuring out what suffering is trying to tell you. Despite its ineffectiveness, pain serves a definite purpose. It’s something that knows you better than you know yourself.
Healing and Growth
Pain serves as a reminder that we are both human and living. Pain makes us aware of what we don’t need to do and what we are unable to do. Pain also teaches us that perfection isn’t required. Pain reveals the areas of ourselves that require the most forgiveness.
North node of Pisces Every transgression of self is carried by the Virgo south node like a bag of coins that it is scared to squander. They don’t forget every time they have wronged a friend or been wronged by a friend. They carry these bits around with them, hesitant to look at them too carefully for fear of making an awful mistake.
North node of Pisces When they allow themselves to forgive when there are wrongs, the Virgo south node heals and expands. They heal when they recognize that they may have done something wrong to a friend, but that this friend may forgive them if they comprehend that they were in agony. They mature when they learn to forgive those who have wronged them, and when they recognize that their suffering does not isolate them; rather, it is something that most people experience.
You see, forgiveness is the one thing that can’t be earned. It wouldn’t be forgiveness if you could earn forgiveness. Allowing someone back into your life after they have changed is not forgiveness. Understanding that not everyone will change, but that it is appropriate and often important to comprehend their anguish regardless of whether or not you let them back into your life, is what forgiveness is all about. Being someone’s friend again does not have to be the goal of forgiveness. Forgiveness is not about dismissing your grief by blaming yourself or claiming that you chose the wrong people. Understanding the permanence of suffering is essential to forgiveness.
The truth is that pain is unavoidable. There is no amount of hard effort, no amount of getting quicker, stronger, or better, that will bring you relief from your agony. You can’t work your way out of a bad situation. Pain is frightening because it is uncontrollable. When you are injured, you have no control over it; you cannot avoid it by making better choices or avoiding particular situations. You won’t be able to earn your way into work that isn’t harmful to you. Because those who damage are responsible for their actions, you have no influence over the agony you feel.
North node of Pisces The Virgo south node is afraid of forgiveness because they hold on to the belief that pain could have been avoided if only they hadn’t screwed up that one time. This, however, is not the case. If it were true, it would be amazing, but it isn’t. If the grief they felt was not their fault, there is no guarantee that it won’t happen again.
And that’s the thing about forgiveness: it’s about accepting the hurt, the suffering, and the truth you recall. Accepting suffering entails accepting the chance that it will occur again, as well as accepting the self in pain and the reality. It’s about recognizing the integrity of one’s own self, the integrity of one’s worship, and the realization that treating the body as disposable does not make it stronger. When you learn you aren’t disposable, you experience wrath, anguish, and perhaps dread. And these emotions are significant enough to be treasured.
What house does Pisces’ north node belong to?
You’re here to transcend earthly problems and consistently elevate your consciousness if your North Node is in Pisces or the 12th house. Lean into spirituality, the cosmos is telling you. Lean into the knowledge that everything is interconnected and, as a result, everything counts. It matters that you meditate, do yoga, or treat a stranger with kindness. In this existence, you have complete permission to investigate all things metaphysical.
You didn’t learn these things in a previous life if you’re a Virgo or a 6th house South Node, thus they’re foreign to you. You may have been a perfectionist in a previous life, preoccupied with your work or whatever you emphasized, and a control freak. Those same energetics were present when you entered this existence. You have the ability to be really harsh on yourself. In this lifetime, you’ve come to learn how to raise your consciousness above the mundane, to experience more of the ethereal realm, and to transcend earthly problems. The highest expression of Pisces energy recognizes that there is more to life than what we can see and touch. It has the ability to genuinely surrender, relinquish control, and float along the river of life with a sense of inner calm and spiritual connection. It has compassion for others without trying to change or control them, understanding that everyone is on their own path and learning what they need to learn. Giving up attempting to control everything is like letting go of a great burden, and you have the opportunity to do so in this life.
The South Node of Virgo, or the 6th house, brings you gifts. Mercury, a very cerebral planet, rules it. The mind of a Virgo is razor-sharp. It examines, diagnoses, and locates any system’s flaw. It is extremely efficient and knows how to streamline procedures. Virgo is also a service-oriented sign. It’s the energy of the earth goddess, and she’s come to make things better. It can provide essential advise and practical assistance to others because it is so effective at identifying what isn’t functioning. Virgos are passionate about health and environmental issues. Plants, animals, and the natural world are very important to them. The health-consciousness and humble service of Virgos are essential to the functioning of our world.
You won’t leave these Virgo gifts behind while being more intentional about living your Pisces or 12th house NN. They simply take on a new, healthier appearance. In an unbalanced expression of your SN, for example, your concern for others can come out as too critical and controlling. You can be really harsh with others, and especially with yourself. Your perfectionistic goals might immobilize you, trapping you in a rigid state of worry, fear, and anxiety. Stepping into Pisces energy will help to balance out those kinds of south node habits. You will not, however, lose your modesty or your practical talent. You’ll keep that with you for the rest of your life as you learn to surrender to a higher power and trust the universe. You have complete permission from the universe to let go of your worries and worry. That’s not how you’re supposed to live. You must learn to calm your racing mind, meditate, connect with nature, and let your imagination run wild. Worrying never helps anything, and you will learn this lesson in this lifetime. You’ll discover how to link to a higher dimension of the unseen, as well as the collective mind. Because you won’t be living so much from your headspace, your intuition will develop. And you’ll discover that spending quality time connecting to who you truly are – a lovely soul enjoying a human experience – allows you to be of much greater service to the world. You’ll be free of stress once you realize that the only thing you have control over is your own actions. Surrender is synonymous with liberation.
What does it imply when I say I have a North Node?
The North and South Nodes, in fact, should not be thought of as independent entities. They work together to generate a complete picture while sitting directly opposite one another in the sky. According to Ash, they represent the two halves of our karmic imbalance. The one side represents where we’ve come from, and the other side depicts where we’re going. That is why they are frequently referred to as the “Destiny’s Nodes.”
Your North Node depicts the person you’re becoming. “Our North Node’s zodiac sign, house, and aspects will reveal the types of experiences we’ll have throughout our lives in order to evolve spiritually,” adds Ash. This type of energy is not something you are born with, but rather something you must develop over time.
The kind of person you’re leaving behind is represented by your South Node. While the South Node’s energy reflects our natural abilities, Ash reminds us that these are natural capabilities that we may employ to fulfill our North Node destiny. “The South Node’s energy can also reveal places where we fall back too often or overindulge,” she advises. “Growth necessitates danger and suffering, so don’t rely on your South Node’s abilities at the price of your North Node’s development.”
In astrology, what does the North Node represent?
PSA: A major yet underappreciated astrological event is going to occur: The Nodes of Destiny will change signs on May 5. ICYDK, the Nodes of Destiny (also known as the Nodes of Fate, the Lunar Nodes, or, less dramatically, the North and South Nodes) are two mathematical points in the sky that reflect the Sun, Moon, and Earth’s relationship. The North Node in astrology represents the traits we need to develop in order to progress, whereas the South Node represents the virtues that come naturally to us…and on which we may place too much reliance.
The Nodes change signs and go backward every one and a half years (yes, they’re “naturally retrograde”). When this happens, they tell us what we need to work on in our life over the next year and a half, as well as what we need to let go of. Basically, we’re being compelled by cosmic forces to abandon old viewpoints and adopt new ones.
The Nodes of Destiny will enter Gemini and Sagittarius on May 5 and will remain there until January 18, 2022. The North Node (which represents what we need to add to our lives) will be in Gemini, so we’ll need to focus our energies on intellectual growth, communication improvement, and letting go of fears. As the South Node moves into Sagittarius, we’ll have to let go of the need to be “correct” all of the time and focus on the details (rather than forgetting them when looking at the big picture). Because the Nodes work together, it’s critical to think about them both. Instead of giving too much emphasis to the future or the past, work to balance them out.
What is the polar opposite of Pisces’ north node?
The south node is the polar opposite of the north node in terms of zodiac sign. It exposes the gifts you bring into this world, as well as your sweet spot and safe haven. You’ll be naturally gifted in these fields, and your early route may be guided by your south node leanings.
While this may give you a sense of accomplishment, it is unlikely to propel you to Blissville. In the sphere of south node activities, there is a sense of “been there, done that.” Indeed, you have: in many previous lives. The goal is to use your south node as a launching pad for your north node aspirations. The south node is your horoscope hometowna nice spot to visit when you need to feel a feeling of place or belonging, but not necessarily somewhere you want to settle down permanently.
What does it indicate that my south node is in the zodiac sign of Pisces?
People born in the signs of Virgo and Pisces have a delicate quality about them. These people are geniuses in their own right because they are continually connecting the dots between the vision and the details. For those born under the sign of Virgo, there is a lot of devotion as well as a lot of intensity.
Looking for God in the details can frequently involve paying nearly hypervigilant attention to the question of what happens if everything goes wrong, which can induce anxiety in those with this nodal axis.
The bulk of Virgo north node persons I’ve encountered are elder gen zers who were born between 1997 and 1998. I’ve met people with Virgo north node and Pisces south node who were born in 1980, but the most of my observations will be based on persons in their early twenties.
Many Virgo north node Pisces south node people desire safety for their thoughts since they are learning how to make quiet ideas big. If cost-effective, this protection can take the form of institutional access, community protection, or even stealth or subtlety.
For people with the Virgo north node and the Pisces south node, there can be a lot of insecurity that appears as concern. This anxiety about an uncertain future, what other people would think of something you did, and if your relationships can sustain change appears differently among millennials and gen zers with this nodal axis. A lot of the concern that gen z with Virgo north node has about who they are and how other people react to them can be poured onto the internet, in my opinion. The internet is responsible for a great deal of social fear.
The best thing about persons born under the sign of Pisces is that they are acutely aware that they are not alone in their worries. They recognize that their concern is frequently a political issue rather than a personal one. They also push us to recognize that concern is a type of empathy that may be translated into action.
