Dragon Keeping Nodal Readings - Saturday, September 12th
With Laura Shaw
The nodes are calculated points based on the positions of the Earth and Moon at the time of your birth. They are karmic destiny points.
Many traditions describe the nodes as a dragon that has been cut in half. In Jyotish tradition (Hindu astrology), a demon drank the nectar of immortality and was severed before it cleared his throat, so both halves survived and kept moving. The head has a mouth with no stomach and can never be filled. The tail is a body with no mouth and cannot take anything in. Western astrology used the same image in Latin: Caput Draconis and Cauda Draconis (head of the dragon and tail of the dragon).
The South node, or tail in your natal astrology chart is about what is asking to be let go and what you arrived here already knowing. The North node, or head is how you are trying to grow and what you are trying to learn. Between them is the body of the dragon, which is the life you live.
We will discuss your personal nodal placement, what it means as your karmic operating instructions, and how to support integrating those lessons.
You will leave with a printout of your natal chart, and flower essence and crystal recommendations to work with your nodes.
Once you have booked your time slot (choose from the drop-down menu under the price), please email the following information to Laura at laurashawconsulting@gmail.com:
- Date and year of birth
- Exact time of birth
- Place of birth
Laura Shaw:
Laura is an energy shift expert who helps her clients get unstuck and in to the flow of life. In search of the keys to healing, Laura slept in a cave in Tibet, breathed for 45 minutes in 0 degrees Celsius water, and walked on fire seven times without being burned.
She is Master and Teacher of Unlimited Body and Unlimited Breath, an Advanced Practitioner of Flower Essences, and a certified Western Herbalist. She studied Tarot, Hellenistic Astrology, Ho’oponopono (Huna shamanism), and earned a Master’s degree in Human Development from St. Mary’s University.