Mine, Yours, Ours, and Everyone's
In Taurus, personal possessions take hold. What's mine is mine. I am sole proprietor of the things I collect to keep or dispense with however I choose.
In Scorpio, relationships with others have formed and resources are shared. The way they are handled is decided by mutual effort. What is mine, what is yours, and what is ours is a moving puzzle.
Sharing is taken further in Aquarius where society's resources are distributed among all ideally. Still, personal possession and interpersonal bartering are at work creating a complex web of varying degrees of wealth. Often people question why some have so much more than others. What does commonwealth really mean? Then people wonder whether or not resources are finite and if they simply keep moving around.
It's impossible to deny the lust for material commodities that motivates human creatures. A sort of primitive prehensile grasp propels them to keep acquiring possessions. Clamping and retrieving are ubiquitous.
In Scorpio consolidated wealth can reach astronomic proportions but the end purpose of Scorpio is to let go and exchange the material for the spirit. The original pleasure of acquisition in Taurus has reached its zenith in the opposite sign. There is really no more to possess. Either Scorpio is buried in the weight of the material or is released and lifted to further dimensions.
The North Node of the moon transits Taurus for a year and a half, while the South Node transits Scorpio. They square Saturn in Aquarius, bringing these resource puzzles to light. The North in Taurus, however, puts positive emphasis on what is mine and how to appreciate it. The rest follows naturally.