Zodiac Astrology Themed Unique Novelty Decorative Eyeglasses Holder – Cancer The Crab
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I’m a cancer and I just want to know some fun facts about cancer…. the astrology cancer.
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- we have frequent mood swings, and feel our way through life
- we hold grudges, and we’re vengeful
- we are courageous in defending loved ones
- we spend half the time in dream land, half the time in reality
- we are highly ambitious
- we are kind, caring and generous, to people who deserve it.
- we can hide in our house for a long time if we’re upset
- we are shrewd, and can easily sense danger
- we are often creative and poetic
- we never forget an act of cruelty or kindness
- we have a crazy sense of humour, and a lunatic laugh
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CLICK HERE www.astrologykrs.com Cancer (♋) is the fourth astrological sign in the Zodiac. It is considered a water sign and one of four cardinal signs.[1] Cancer is ruled by the Moon. Individuals born when the Sun is in this sign are considered Cancerian individuals. Under the tropical zodiac, the Sun enters Cancer on the moment of summer solstice by definition, or roughly on June 21, leaving it around July 21. According to an ancient Greek legend, the figure of a crab was placed in the nighttime sky by the goddess Hera to form the constellation Cancer. Hera swore to kill Heracles, the most famous Greek hero. Hera attempted to kill Heracles in many different ways, but each time his incredible physical strength allowed him to survive. Hera cast a spell of madness on Heracles, causing him to commit a great crime. In order to be forgiven, he had to perform twelve difficult tasks. One of these tasks was destroying the terrible nine-headed water-serpent, Hydra. During the battle between Heracles and Hydra, the goddess Hera sent a crab to aid the serpent. But Heracles, being so strong, killed the crab by smashing its shell with his foot. As a reward for its service, Hera placed the crab’s image in the night sky.