Transit South Node Square Natal Imum Coeli

This transit stirs the bottom of the well, where old coping and family scripts live. What once kept you safe meets your present need for a truer home inside and out. It asks you to sort what is simply familiar from what is actually nourishing.

The square from the past to the private self can feel like a sudden echo in a quiet room. Small domestic moments poke at deeper layers: how you handle solitude, the tone you use with family, the way your body tightens when you cross the threshold of your own door. Autopilot behaviors wake up — caretaking, withdrawing, smoothing over, controlling — not because you’ve failed, but because your nervous system learned these moves early. You may sense “home” as both refuge and pressure, a place where you slip into a younger version of yourself without meaning to.

Working with this transit means separating comfort from care. Familiarity is not the same as safety, and tenderness doesn’t always look like pleasing everyone or keeping the peace. There’s a chance here to re-parent yourself: to keep what steadies you, retire what quietly drains you, and build rituals that reflect who you are now. Even small acts — redefining a room, naming a boundary, telling the truth about a long-kept family myth — can shift the foundation. You honor your origins best by letting them be roots, not chains.