Old EA Message Board

Hello,
I am trying to grasp the concept of how to figure out to which Node Pluto applies when it is square the Nodes.  To simplify.............Take the 2 Nodes and start spinning them clockwise?  Whichever hits Pluto first is the one that Pluto is applying to?  Confusing.................

Thx for the clarification
Rick

Hi Rick

https://forum.schoolofevolutionaryastrology.com/index.php/topic,301.0.html

You can find many answers using the search box. These things have been discussed many times here.  If you still have questions after reading, feel free to post them
Steve

Dang it!  Yes I keep forgetting that.  I read that post and do have one....somewhat stupid question.  It sounds so much simpler than what I read in the book..................its the node to the left if you are standing on the planet.  Which way are you facing?  The middle of the chart?

Quote from: Rick on Feb 04, 2011, 04:19 PM
Dang it!  Yes I keep forgetting that.  I read that post and do have one....somewhat stupid question.  It sounds so much simpler than what I read in the book..................its the node to the left if you are standing on the planet.  Which way are you facing?  The middle of the chart?

yes, exactly, facing the center of the chart.  Mark Jones came up with that approach because the technical one is so confusing to many people.

Does finding the resolution node also apply to other planets?  Mars is square the nodes.  Is it still the node to the left which will show us how to resolve this skipped step prpoperly?

Quote from: Rick on Feb 14, 2011, 02:56 PM
Does finding the resolution node also apply to other planets?  Mars is square the nodes.  Is it still the node to the left which will show us how to resolve this skipped step prpoperly?

Hi Rick - Yes, resolution node method applies to all planets squaring the nodes - those are all skipped steps.  Rad has stated Sun square nodes does not indicate a skipped step since Sun applies to the present life.  Thus it is the only exception since it is not a skipped step that needs resolving.
Steve