Astrologers,What does it mean to have your north node conjunct your 4th house?And both r in Aquarious?

Question

Please let astrologers answer,or soemone who knows astrology well.thanx

Answer 1

The fourth house is concerned with matters such as: the home, roots, family history and origins, life, self development, memories, the past, upbringing, end of life, inner life and foundations. Behaviour at home. The parent with the lesser influence on the person's life (Father). The final stage of life and what we become. Matters to do with growth and creation (domestication): houses, land, gardens.

Love & Blessings
Milly

Answer 2

Hi, Omg you have the same placement as I do! except mine is also on the cusp of the 5th house! We are probably a lot alike. Do you feel like you depend quite a bit on the opinion of others..and on what "the world" seemingly tells you you should do? South node leo and south node 10th house ruled by cap can both be "show, public, and me-me-me" centered so your life is probably trying to show you that you don't have to be this way anymore.. and that more important than your work and how you appear to others is how you feel inSide [cap vs. cancer] and that a little more important now than dwelling on ur own little personal world of doom whenever ur feeling down or whenever u feel like the world isn't giving u the attention u require...that it's OK to just be like you know it's not all about me so I'm gonna go out and try to cheer some people up =] [leo vs. aquarius]

Here, I will give you the professional interps from cafeastrology.com =] <3<3 Hope it's helpful..

North Node in Cancer and/or in the Fourth House

With North Node in Cancer, our South Node is in Capricorn. With North Node in the fourth house, our South Node is in the tenth house.

A tendency to feel the need to be in control, to take responsibilities too seriously, and to be rigid and fearful of being dependent on others are some of the issues this position suggests. With this position, we need to let go of our tendency to over-manage our lives and others' lives, to relax our standards of perfection and achievement, and to avoid falling victim to living through the eyes of society instead of valuing our own personal (as opposed to professional/status) achievements. Being dependent on others is a fear, but only when we release some of our need to be in control will we achieve our goals in our professional lives. We need to work on allowing ourselves to be vulnerable, exposing some of our insecurities and personal needs without fear, and making time for our home and family life. By working on our inner foundation and our "base", success will ricochet back to our public and professional lives. By allowing ourselves to follow our personal instincts, rather than be driven by our ambitions, we can achieve greater happiness, balance, and fulfillment in all areas of life.



North Node in Aquarius and/or in the Eleventh House

With North Node in Aquarius, our South Node is in Leo. With North Node in the eleventh house, our South Node is in the fifth house.

A tendency to become overly attached to the drama of romance and personal relationships, to be willful and overly focused on getting what we want, and to resist being "one of the crowd" in an effort to stand out as unique and special, are some of the issues this position suggests. With this position, we need to let go of our fears in relationships by offering freedom to our partners instead of expecting our partners to act as we want them to act, to accept that we are all equal and that we can still be special if we belong to a community, to move towards greater impartiality, and to cultivate sensitivity to the needs of others. By letting go of the strong desire of getting what we want in the here and now, satisfaction will come more easily as we find that we get what we need. Our personal relationships and romances will suffer when we take things too personally, and expect others to follow a certain script that we have unconsciously written for them. Learning to let go of the need for drama and attention, and moving towards a more objective approach to our lives, as well as cultivating true friendships, will help us to achieve a greater sense of balance. Our relationships with others—as well as our relationship with ourselves—will benefit.