Taurus Monthly Horoscope

Life could feel even MORE like a (Taurus) Salvador Dali painting starting March 30 when Neptune shifts into Aries and your twelfth house of dreams, healing and endings. This marks Neptune’s first visit to Aries since 1862 to 1875, and while its initial stay of this 14-year transit is brief—wrapping up on October 22—consider it a sneak preview of the longer Neptune in Aries transit. On January 26, 2026, Neptune settles into Aries until 2039, a period of deep transformation and spiritual growth.

For an earth sign like you, Taurus, letting go of control might feel unsettling. You thrive on stability, but this Neptune cycle asks you to embrace the unknown. Think of the Pixies lyric (80s/90s flashback!) “Where is my mind?” At times, that’s exactly how this subconscious-activating Neptune transit may feel. But instead of resisting the fluidity, find ways to integrate this dreamlike energy into your day-to-day rituals and reality. Your job isn’t to control Neptune’s flow but to channel it into something meaningful.

One thing is certain: Neptune in Aries will spark profound self-discovery. Where you once may have dismissed deep emotional work as “indulgent,” you could now become fascinated by your subconscious—like Taurus-born Sigmund Freud. Therapy, meditation or creative expression could become invaluable tools, especially between March 30 and October 22. If you’ve considered working with a spiritual guide, mentor, or healer, now’s the time to start your search.

Over the next decade, you’ll transform old wounds into powerful healing gifts. This Neptune transit may stir a deep calling, especially if you’ve dreamed of using your creativity or compassion for change. Taurus visionaries like Bono, Melanie Martinez and Sam Smith have all tapped into Neptune’s magic—what will your version look like? Whether through music, activism or personal growth, the pull toward something greater than yourself will be undeniable.

That said, protect your boundaries. Both Neptune and the twelfth house are linked to codependence and escapism. Your natural compassion could make you a magnet for those in need, but remember: You can’t heal the world by draining yourself. If you’re supporting others, ensure you have your own support system to avoid burnout. Watch for emotional numbing or slipping into sacrifice. These are signs to check in with your body and feelings and deploy self-care.