Thanks @Chris
Yes very helpfull. I had read this one some time ago but indeed this explains it more clearly. Let me try and wite my current awareness of the subject as an excercise to understand how this plays out in my life.
article; http://www.llewellyn.com/
In evolutionary astrology, Pluto correlates with the Soul and the dual desires within the Soul (one to return to the Source and one to separate from Source).
Pluto’s polarity point symbolizes the current evolutionary intentions for this life, and how to transmute the limitations of the past into new patterns of behavior that allow evolution to continue.
The existing patterns of behavior reflected by Pluto’s natal placement in the birth chart are relied upon because they represent the known and familiar ways of operating, and thus provide a sense of emotional security.
These patterns are habitual, and in some cases can become obsessions and compulsions.
The South Node of the Moon symbolizes the prior-life egocentric structure of the Soul, and how the past life desires and intentions of the Soul were consciously actualized and emotionally integrated.
The natal placement of the Moon, by house and sign, reflects the Soul’s current egocentric structure, and how the transition from the past the future is being integrated in the current moment in time.
The North Node of the Moon reflects the evolving egocentric structure of the Soul, and how the current evolutionary intentions reflected by Pluto’s polarity point will be consciously actualized by the Soul.
The planetary rulers of the nodes act as facilitators to the nodes, and thus reflect how the nodes themselves will be actualized. We can therefore determine the core areas of limitation and points of stagnation for the Soul by analyzing Pluto’s natal position, the South Node, and its planetary ruler. The individual’s next steps, then, are reflected by Pluto’s polarity point, the North Node, and it’s planetary ruler.