Karmic Signatures in the Birth Chart 

where are you coming from & where are you going? what are your karmic tasks this time around? 

In psychological astrology, karmic placements in a birth chart refer to areas of our lives that we are here to work on and learn from in this lifetime. These placements are often associated with the lunar nodes, Saturn, and Chiron.

The lunar nodes, also known as the North Node and South Node, represent the soul's journey in this lifetime. The North Node represents the lessons we are here to learn and the direction we should move towards, while the South Node represents our past experiences and karmic patterns that we need to release.

Saturn, on the other hand, represents the lessons and challenges we need to overcome in order to grow and mature. Its placement in our birth chart can indicate the areas of our lives where we may struggle, but also where we have the potential for the greatest growth.

Lastly, Chiron represents our deepest wounds and the areas of our lives where we have the potential for great healing and transformation. Its placement in our birth chart can indicate where we may experience pain or struggle, but also where we can find our greatest strengths and wisdom.

By understanding our karmic placements, we can gain insight into the areas of our lives that require our attention and effort. For example, if our North Node is in Aries, we may need to work on developing our independence and assertiveness, while releasing our tendency towards codependency represented by our South Node in Libra. If our Saturn is in the 7th house, we may struggle with relationships and need to work on developing stronger boundaries and communication skills. And if our Chiron is in the 10th house, we may have experienced past wounds related to career and reputation, but have the potential for great healing and transformation in these areas.

Overall, karmic placements in a birth chart based on psychological astrology can provide valuable insights into our life purpose and areas of growth. By understanding these placements and working towards developing our strengths and overcoming our challenges, we can live a more fulfilling and authentic life.