Neptune Enters Aries: Divine Disobedience

Faith isn’t the answer. Fury is.

Hey, Beautiful—

In Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew, a fiercely independent woman named Kate is forced into marriage with a man who makes it his mission to break her spirit. The entire play centers around his efforts to control, humiliate, and ultimately “tame” her into becoming a compliant wife. In the final scene, she delivers a long monologue about the duties of a good woman—obedience, submission, deference to her husband—and ends with the line, “My hand is ready, may it do him ease.”

Traditionally, this is read as her surrender. A neatly wrapped conclusion to a play that insists difficult women can and should be domesticated. But there’s another interpretation—one that sees her not as transformed, but as tactical. The woman speaking at the end is no more submissive than she was at the beginning. What’s changed is her strategy. She’s learned the rules well enough to perform them back to the men who wrote them—and her closing line, far from a bow of obedience, reads like a smirk. She’s not pledging devotion. She’s acknowledging the game, then rejecting it entirely.

Kate accepts the terms the men have put forth and echoes their will back to the women she's addressing, but it's not in servitude. Instead, she's looking Petruchio dead in the eye and saying, "Ok, game on."

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The World Was Never Going to Fit You

You’ve been shrinking yourself for so long that growth feels like defiance. But you were never meant to be agreeable. You were meant to be authentic.

This is the turning point. If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is the part where I tell you to stop. What comes next isn’t a forecast—it’s a field guide. A spiritual directive. A fire alarm in disguise.

You’re about to get the historical record of Neptune in Aries. The doctrine. The myth. The warning. The ritual. The spread. And none of it is theoretical. Every word that follows is a call to action for the part of you that’s been playing nice while everything around you burns.

This is where reflection ends—and personal responsibility begins.

Because you already know something’s off. You’ve known for a long time. And deep down, you’ve also known that you were never meant to squeeze yourself into their blueprint of a "good life."

The pressure to conform has never been about your potential—it’s been about your containment. And the longer you try to hold the shape they gave you, the more alienated you become. From others. From yourself. From the voice inside you that doesn’t ask, it knows.

That voice is Neptune. Neptune’s ingress into Aries gives it a weapon.

So read what comes next. Let it settle in your bones. And then get off your laurels and move like someone who remembers who the fuck they are.

Because you know better, and it's time to stop pretending you don't.