The hand that should have launched you instead clipped your wings the moment you began to move. The parent / mentor / first-circle figure who was threatened by your forward motion and disabled it, then framed the disabling as protection.
Sedna in Aries names the most primal version of the wound — the betrayal at the threshold, the moment the body said "go" and the trusted hand said "no, not yet, not you, not like that." She is the athlete pulled from the team because the coach felt eclipsed. She is the founder whose first investor was actually the predator. She is the child whose first independent act was punished as a betrayal of the family. The submersion is the long, slow learning that no permission is coming, and that the absence of permission was itself the lesson. The depth she crystallises on the ocean floor is the unshakeable certainty of the right to begin — not begged for, not granted, simply held. Sedna in Aries returns as the person who launches others without first checking whether their launching makes her smaller.
The hand that should have launched you instead clipped your wings the moment you began to move. The parent / mentor / first-circle figure who was threatened by your forward motion and disabled it, then framed the disabling as protection.
Sovereignty over your own first move. Sedna in Aries returns as the person who knows, in the body, that no one else gets to authorise the start — and who will not betray the next generation's start the way her own was betrayed.