Neptune Conjunct South Node

Neptune conjunct South Node is an invitation to finally drop what is not working anymore. Let it go.

Everything that has been hidden and repressed comes to the surface, to be acknowledged and healed, before we can finally let go and move on.

Easier said than done.

The South Node is our Karma, our point of comfort. We have the natural tendency to be reactive and allow previous patterns of experience to repeat themselves.

We choose the same type of partner, despite a track record on relationships ending for the same reasons.

We keep on delaying giving up a bad habit, thinking that one final indulgence will be the last.

The temptation to stay there, victimize and think “hey, but that’s me, and I’m doing this because of that” is very strong.

But you can absolutely change that. The answer is always in the North Node, the opposite sign form the South Node.

For this, we need to leave the past where it belongs – in the past, with all its routines and comforts.  We need to LET GO.

What do you need to let go of? What thoughts, habits, and attachments keep you stuck and create unnecessary stress in your life?

Here are three exercises you can try to support you in the process:

The “Neptune” exercise

Take a pen and two pieces of paper.

Can you think of a metaphor for your past? Draw on the first sheet of paper the image that comes to your mind.

After you finish, close your eyes and visualize your future. Can you think of a metaphor for your future? Now open your eyes and draw it on the second sheet of paper.

Your past is the South Node, and your future is the North Node – look at the two drawings to get any clues. What can you start doing tomorrow, to bring you closer to your North Node?

The “South Node” exercise

Write down three things that you are holding on to that are no longer serving you.

1. I am holding on to_________________________________________
2. I am holding on to_________________________________________
3. I am holding on to_________________________________________

Pick one of these three things, and make a plan to let it go.

The “Node Rebalancing” exercise

Take a mirror – hold it into your dominant hand. Look into the mirror. Hold your gaze for at least 2 minutes. What do you see? How do you feel? What thoughts, feelings, memories, come to you? Now move the mirror in your non-dominant hand and look again. What do you see? How do you feel now?

• Uncategorized