I want to ask a very basic astrological question: what does it mean that the south moon and the north moon meet at the zenith and the bottom of the sky? Thank you~

The north intersection and the south intersection are the two intersections of the lunar orbit and the ecliptic.

It is always a pair of intersecting axes, and the degree of the palace constellation must be symmetrical.

South intersection is a habit and specialty of the past, which needs to be transformed into the future direction of North intersection.

The constellation where the intersection is located represents the characteristics of the past, and the intersection is the role of the present.

The north intersection and the south intersection are the two intersections of the lunar orbit and the ecliptic.

Always a pair of intersecting axes.

The degree of the palace constellation must be symmetrical.

Interpretation of the intersecting constellations and houses should also be viewed as a whole.

Be sure to consider the overall principal axis of the opposite house and the interaction between the two intersections.

In the application, the north intersection is taken as the index, but even the opposite south intersection should be interpreted together.

Therefore, when we say "the north intersection is in Aries", we also include "the south intersection is in Libra"

As far as mystical astrology is concerned,

The function of the north intersection and the south intersection is also a function of transforming and upgrading the palace.

South intersection is a habit and specialty of the past, which needs to be transformed into the future direction of North intersection.

Constellation and house are also best explained separately to avoid confusion.

The constellation where the intersection is located can show the characteristics of the past.

The intersection that falls in the house can look in the direction of secular function.

The intersection of constellations and houses is a turning point between the past and the present.