What is a Nodal Return in Astrology? 🌒

There are turning points written into the language of the sky. Rhythms and cycles that carry us through life, whispering invitations for growth, healing, and remembrance. Among the most profound of these invitations is the Nodal Return — a sacred moment of alignment when the lunar nodes return to the exact position they held at the moment of your birth. It is not just an astrological event: it is a moment of remembering why you are here.

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This Christmas, keep an eye out for "Santa's sleigh" zipping silently across the pre-dawn sky—it's actually the International Space Station gleaming like a super-bright star! On December 24 and 25, early birds in North America and Europe can catch these quick flybys (just a few minutes each) with the naked eye—no telescope required, and no blinking lights or trails like a plane.

Grab a coffee, bundle up, and step outside around dawn (times vary by city, e.g., ~6-7 a.m. in places like New York, London, or Chicago—check NASA's Spot the Station for your location). It's a fun, magical mix-up that's perfect for convincing yourself that Santa's making a high-tech test run! Weather permitting, of course. 😉

Link to article: https://www.space.com/stargazing/santas-sleigh-or-the-international-space-station-how-to-spot-a-bright-christmas-flyby-dec-24-and-25