Transit South Node Opposition Natal Ceres

This transit draws out the old ways you learned to care—what you give, how you feed, and where you seek comfort—and places them opposite what actually nourishes you now. The familiar pulls strongly, yet something honest in you wants a different kind of sustenance. It asks for a recalibration: to notice where care has become habit, and to choose nourishment that’s alive rather than inherited.

Something old stirs under this sky: the way you once learned to be needed, to soothe others, to fill a table or carry a burden before your own appetite was named. With South Node tension on Ceres, the well-worn caregiving identity can feel both comforting and constricting. You might notice food cravings that echo childhood, a pull toward caretaking dynamics that used to guarantee belonging, or a quiet ache for a season that has passed. The opposition makes a clear mirror—what kept you safe may no longer keep you fed.

Working with this energy invites you to compost, not condemn. You don’t have to erase your capacity to care; you’re invited to let it grow up with you. When you can hold the rhythm of seasons—times of plenty, times of rest, times of letting go—care becomes less about control and more about trust. You honor the lineage that taught you to feed others while letting the present teach you how to feed yourself, and from that fullness, how to give without losing your own harvest.