New Moon in Taurus:
The End of Healing, the Return of Remembrance
There are certain celestial events which demand more than participation.
They demand a profound and often uncomfortable honesty.
The upcoming Supermoon in Taurus is not a call to manifest new intentions or to affirm spiritual slogans.
It is a summons to return — to a truth that existed before the constructs of healing, transformation, and narrative identity arose.
This moon does not offer becoming; it offers remembrance. And remembrance, by nature, is disruptive.
It bypasses the carefully constructed architectures of survival and pierces the mythologies we have built to soothe ourselves.
The False Inheritance
This new supermoon will be viscerally felt by those born under Chiron in Taurus (1977–1984). It may echo with particular gravity.
It has long been assumed that the Chiron wound demands endless healing, endless refinement. Yet this New Moon reveals a deeper, starker truth:
You were never wounded in the sense you believed.
The agony you internalised was not a flaw to be mended. It was a portal — a deliberate fracture designed to initiate the slow emergence of a soul capable of remembering itself without external confirmation.
It is essential here to acknowledge that human consciousness, by its nature, is structured around survival: through language, through memory, through narrative. These technologies are brilliant — but they are also treacherous.
Because they create loops.
And when healing becomes language — when healing becomes a performance — it inevitably risks becoming another survival script.
Healing as Performance
In the present cultural moment, healing often masquerades as sacred work. But it is frequently just another iteration of identity preservation.
The cycle is subtle and devastating:
"I am healing" becomes "I have healed" becomes "I am healing deeper" becomes "I am teaching others to heal" — all the while circling the same ancient longing for self-justification.
The more healing is narrated, the more it risks becoming a substitute for existence itself. The performance of healing replaces the possibility of true dissolution.
For the Chiron in Taurus generation, this is a critical danger. Because the original wound was not a rupture of worth — it was the temptation to believe that worth had to be proven at all.
The old structures of healing, striving, manifesting, and narrating were survival responses. Necessary once — but no longer sacred now.
They must be seen clearly for what they are: loops, not ladders.
Mars, Pluto, and the Battle for Structure
This New Moon sits inside a T-square with Mars and Pluto. Astrologically, this signifies that any attempt to cling to the old structures — even those of healing and growth — will be met with force.
Mars demands confrontation. Pluto demands death of anything inauthentic.
And Taurus, archetype of embodied sovereignty, demands stillness within the storm. Not performance. Not spiritual theatre.
Just the presence of being that can withstand the collapse of every script it once believed necessary.
Venus Crosses the Threshold
Venus rules this New Moon — and stands at the final edge of her exaltation in Pisces.
Within two days, she will cross into Aries, where she is traditionally in her fall. And there she will meet Neptune again. But not within the soft, enchanted waters of Pisces — rather in the fire of autonomy and disillusionment.
The dream is ending. The myth of being chosen is ending.
Venus will no longer wait to be selected by any external force. She will no longer dress herself in palatable dreams.
She chooses herself. And so must we.
The Veil Falls
The veil you have inherited — the one that told you to polish yourself into acceptability, into lightness, into ever deeper "healing" — was always a mirage.
It is not the veil of your wound. It is the veil of your survival instinct.
Under this Supermoon, the veil burns. And what remains is not a perfected self — but a sovereign remembering that demands no performance, no reward, no witness.
Healing is not needed. Remembrance has taken its place.
AQA: Not a Program. A Field.
The Alchemy Queens Academy (AQA) is not offered as another architecture of improvement.
It is not a new system for managing existence.
It is a field into which one steps when the old survival strategies, including healing itself, have collapsed.
Those who recognise themselves in this mythos will not need persuasion. They will feel the field call them — as an echo of their own blood remembering its original myth.
You do not choose AQA. You remember it because its an integral part of your Mind Palace.
The End of Becoming
This New Moon does not ask for intention.
It asks for surrender to what you already are.
It does not offer a journey.
It reveals that you have never truly been lost.
The dream of becoming collapses here.
The reality of remembrance rises.
You are not being offered a new future.
You are being returned to the ancient sovereignty you never truly abandoned —
only forgot.
The threshold is not in the distance.
It is beneath your feet.
Choose not from hope.
Choose because you have always known.
