North Node

North Node is the ascending lunar node family, represented here as an interpretive point that can link mean and true node calculation variants.

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North Node: Definition

Source-cited definition and chart-use context for this reference record.

North Node is the ascending lunar node family, represented here as an interpretive point that can link mean and true node calculation variants.

Definition sources

(n.d.). AST-SMART-SPHERICAL.

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Source texts7

Documented rules0

Interpretive notes0

Object-specific coverage1

Source notes

The North Node is the ascending lunar node family, linked to mean and true node variants for reference coverage.
Modern node sources are now tracked for North Node source review without adding nodal-axis delineations here.
This page supports North Node identity, links to mean and true node variants, and future reviewed nodal-point coverage.
This page does not publish nodal-axis delineation, default orbs, reincarnation doctrine, or predictive rules by itself.
Related pages include Moon, Mean Node, True Node, and South Node.

Source texts

Only cited sources directly attached to this object are listed here.

(n.d.). AST-SMART-SPHERICAL.
(n.d.). Bernice Prill Grebner, Lunar Nodes: New Concepts.
(n.d.). Martin Schulman, Karmic Astrology, Vol. 1: The Moon's Nodes and Reincarnation.
(n.d.). MOD-DOBYNS-NODE-BOOK.

Aliases

Ascending NodeRahu

Object-specific source coverage

These notes are attached to this object only. They do not mean every chart use includes an interpretation for this object.

Source note

reference-only

North Node has Western passage-level support from Schulman and Grebner as a future-oriented, growth or learning point distinct from the South Node.

Boundary

Reference context only; this support group is not applied chart interpretation.

Sources

Interpretive rules

Rules are drawn from cited reference texts. Topics without reviewed source-backed notes stay empty.

No interpretive rules

No reviewed interpretive rules are listed for this object yet.

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North Node

North Node is the ascending lunar node family, represented here as an interpretive point that can link mean and true node calculation variants.

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North Node: Definition

Source-cited definition and chart-use context for this reference record.

North Node is the ascending lunar node family, represented here as an interpretive point that can link mean and true node calculation variants.

Definition sources

(n.d.). AST-SMART-SPHERICAL.

Kindnode

Source texts7

Documented rules0

Interpretive notes0

Object-specific coverage1

Source notes

The North Node is the ascending lunar node family, linked to mean and true node variants for reference coverage.
Modern node sources are now tracked for North Node source review without adding nodal-axis delineations here.
This page supports North Node identity, links to mean and true node variants, and future reviewed nodal-point coverage.
This page does not publish nodal-axis delineation, default orbs, reincarnation doctrine, or predictive rules by itself.
Related pages include Moon, Mean Node, True Node, and South Node.

Source texts

Only cited sources directly attached to this object are listed here.

(n.d.). AST-SMART-SPHERICAL.
(n.d.). Bernice Prill Grebner, Lunar Nodes: New Concepts.
(n.d.). Martin Schulman, Karmic Astrology, Vol. 1: The Moon's Nodes and Reincarnation.
(n.d.). MOD-DOBYNS-NODE-BOOK.

Aliases

Ascending NodeRahu

Object-specific source coverage

These notes are attached to this object only. They do not mean every chart use includes an interpretation for this object.

Source note

reference-only

North Node has Western passage-level support from Schulman and Grebner as a future-oriented, growth or learning point distinct from the South Node.

Boundary

Reference context only; this support group is not applied chart interpretation.

Sources

Interpretive rules

Rules are drawn from cited reference texts. Topics without reviewed source-backed notes stay empty.

No interpretive rules

No reviewed interpretive rules are listed for this object yet.