How the Lunar Nodes Influence Global Karma

The lunar nodes, also called the North Node and South Node, are two important points in astrology. They are not physical objects like the moon or planets but are mathematical points where the moon’s orbit crosses the sun’s path, called the ecliptic. These points help astrologers understand life’s lessons and the flow of karma.
The North Node represents growth, purpose, and the direction we should move toward. It is linked to qualities and experiences we need to embrace. The South Node, on the other hand, symbolises past habits, comfort zones, and lessons already learned. Globally, they reveal where societies need to grow and what outdated practices they must leave behind.
The lunar nodes are always in opposite zodiac signs, forming a polarity. For instance, if the North Node is in Aries, the South Node will be in Libra. This dynamic shows a global theme: qualities represented by the North Node’s sign must be developed, while those of the South Node’s sign should be refined or released.
Every 18 months, the lunar nodes change signs, creating new global themes. For example, if the North Node is in Cancer, the world might focus on nurturing, family, and emotional connections. At the same time, the South Node in Capricorn asks societies to reevaluate materialism and rigid structures.
This influence highlights humanity’s collective karmic path. The North Node points to areas of progress, while the South Node reminds us of past mistakes.