True Node / North Node in 2nd House Test Answers
Give yourself a point for each question you got correctly.
1. d
2. d
3. a
4. f
5. c
6. d
7. d
8. a
9. a
10. b
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This called me out pretty good.
Thank you very much.
It was so useful for me.
I’m glad if it was useful.
One thing I don’t understand is how I undermine things I touch. I haven’t seen this to be true. I totally relate to the lack of privacy and having nothing to call my own. About 7 years ago I had an awakening, when I stopped drinking alchohol. I sold my house and moved into an apartment that I have made my “nest”. I also read some 250 books on consciousness, cosmology, life, the “new” physics, the zero point field etc etc. My spirituality has grown with my research and taken on a ilfe of it’s own. I understand the North Node well, I can see that clearly as far as financial independence goes, so I have been taking courses and using a budget to learn. But how do I undermine things? I can’t imagine that. I try very hard to be loving, accepting and non judgemental. When I read that I feel terrible.
If it doesn’t ring true to you, then it’s not helpful and I wouldn’t let it bother you. The fact it really bothers you may be an indication that it is touching your shadow somehow. Being undermining doesn’t mean being rude, hateful, or even judgmental. It can be positive in some situations. Think, for example, about the generation that brought us Uber, DoorDash, and Amazon. In business terms we call them “disrupters.” Something new and positive came out of their disruption (undermining) because the old system was not serving people well anymore. I’d see the undermining ability as a superpower that you can use positively and negatively. Most people use their abilities for both noble and petty reasons, and if you sometimes use your superpower for selfish reasons, that just makes you human. The key here would be to become more conscious so you are aware of when you’re doing it (if you ever do it) and to use it purposefully when you do.