North Node Astrology Book Review



“The question after all is said and done is just how accurate and satisfying is the North Node section of the book…when I finally read my own North Node analysis, I was happily impressed by the accuracy of its description. For me, it was a true mirror of my past and current life and spoke to me of the transition I find myself in now. I actually brought the book in to discuss with my therapist.”

(Wow…thanks Jeff…I’m impressed by your personal self-disclosure there!)

He goes on to say: “The author studied astrology for the past 40 years but only in the past 15 became fascinated with the North and South Nodes. For her they have provided a reminder of the negative core beliefs that had previously kept her out of alignment, disembodied and not authentically herself. Each of us is a wounded healer, a “Chiron” that knows the best medicine that cures. She calls it the North Node.”

(That’s true. There’s a lot of my self-disclosure and a bit of raw edginess that permeates the book. The next book—South Node Astrology-- and the new blog-ing posts will focus on the South Node, because the Nodes are on an axis that truly can’t be separated. The South Node will bring up the huge importance of how our “emotional memory” of love --both from this life and previous lives as shown on the birth chart-- both saves and ‘sabotages’ us.)


He continues to say: “Looking at life symbolically invites magic and synchronicity, disturbs the status quo, and renews a sense of faith and trust because you begin to see how your personal life story synchronizes with patterns that are larger than you and touch your connectedness to the whole of life. Meaning underlies apparent chaos. So to answer my initial question, can this book be of value, I would now answer a resounding yes. It combines the wisdom of a visionary psychologist with the synchronicity that astrology and particularly “North Node” astrology offers.”


Again…thanks Jeff! The full review can be found on Jeff Hutner’s site: http://newparadigmdigest.com/1498/northnode/ And book is available to buy on: www.elizabethspring.com or www.amazon.com

Comments

Roll Cage Mary said…
You are seriously cooking with gas, Elizabeth.
With a Pisces south node/Virgo north node, I am in good company with Joseph Campbell and am enjoying the energies of the 'kissing point', the Vesica Piscis, as I move forward, pulling myself out of the default settings of my South Node by my North Node boot-straps. What a magic-carpet ride!
August 15, 2009 at 1:35 PM
Elizabeth Spring said…
Thanks Cool Hand Luke! Love to have you on board this magic-carpet ride! Sounds like you have some interesting knowledge about Vesica Piscis! Will have to look into that~ thanks for dropping by...
August 15, 2009 at 2:09 PM
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