True Node / North Node in 4th House Test

Think you have an understanding of the north node in 4th house? Take a sheet of paper and record your answers to the following 10 questions:

1. Attempts to control others will leave you…

a. frustrated and empty.
b. energized and powerful.
c. happy and joyful.
d. confused and angry.

2. The universe will support you in…

a. positions of leadership.
b. organizing your own affairs and addressing your own emotional problems.
c. putting the needs of the group first.
d. accumulating material wealth and power.

3. Because of one or both demanding parents, you may fall into the trap of thinking…

a. that you are worthless and weak.
b. that you are the center of the universe.
c. if you don’t achieve something spextacular, life is not worth living.
d. that you are unique and special and destined for fame.

4. This node is a sign of a deep relationship with which person?

a. A spouse
b. Your Father
c. Siblings
d. Your Mother

5. Which of the following is an accurate reflection of the life struggle of someone with North Node in the 4th house?

a. This person struggles to subordinate career to personal life.
b. This person struggles to form intimate connections with others but often cannot open up and be vulnerable.
c. While being deeply connected to parents and family, this person struggles mightily for independence.
d. both a and c

6. Which motivation will almost always lead you astray in this lifetime?

a. Legitimacy and recognition
b. Material gain
c. Self-satisfaction
d. Personal joy and happiness

7. Typically people with this placement find karmic blessings where?

a. In the public arena
b. At work
c. With children
d. At home

8. Beware tendencies to…

a. indulge feelings of being unappreciated.
b. attempt to climb the social ladder.
c. regain your rightful place in society.
d. all of the above

9. How can you find love and appreciation in this lifetime?

a. Work hard and pay your dues.
b. Share your wealth with charities and others more deserving.
c. Turn on your own emotional faucet and share your feelings with others.
d. Focus all your energies on charitable endeavors.

10. At the end of life’s long journey you are likely to find that…

a. what you are you owe to your parents after all.
b. you are very different from the people who raised you.
c. life is a lottery with no sense or meaning.
d. your best relationships were with friends not family.

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