The Moon: Tarot card design gift journal: Cancer zodiac

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As a cardinal sign, Cancer takes leadership in the roles of being a nurturer, host, protector, and caretaker. Those born with the sign of the Crab prominent in their charts are focused on forming and maintaining family ties. They are naturally empathic, sentimental, and home-loving by nature. Strengths

For this caring sign, there is no greater reward than experiencing a loving bond with someone at a deep level. Your quiet and practical approach could currently help you sort through a confusing situation. While the inquisitive… The Chariot represents a strong sense of control and willpower. Cancer individuals are known for their ability to stay grounded and maintain control even in turbulent situations. They have a natural instinct to protect themselves and their loved ones, which is mirrored in The Chariot card. This card serves as a reminder to harness inner strength and take charge of one’s own destiny, just as Cancerians do. Emotional StabilityAll signs have their creative side, and this can take many forms for the Cancerian. We may find it alive in talents for interior design, as well as home decorating. A hidden agenda could make giving hazardous now. While the dependent Moon in your 8th House of Sharing harmonizes… Cancer’s warrior attributes are highlighted in the card it relates to in the Tarot, specifically the Major Arcana: The Chariot. When it comes to life, but especially love and romance, understanding the Moon is everything! Your Moon sign describes your emotional inner world, and it says so much about how you'll connect with someone romantically. It's even more important than your Sun sign when it comes to romantic compatibility, because romance is all about ~feelings~. How to find your Moon sign Like all water signs, Cancer is vulnerable to absorbing toxic energies, so if they are in healing or counseling work of some kind, they need to have cleansing practices. Breathing exercises, saunas, smudging, and protective aura visualizations are all ways the Cancer native can maintain a "psychic shell" to keep their energy clear.

Ruled by the moon, Cancer's element is water, the second heaviest element, thought by ancient astrologers to be the fluid, adaptive, yet a tangible form of matter. Water represents the moistening and cohering principle that binds and connects all forms of nature. The Tarot card that correlates to Cancer is number 7: The Chariot. This card depicts a balanced and benevolent warrior, riding off on a journey or battle, with poise and calm. This is the card of the peaceful warrior, who is emotive, intuitive, but also a powerful protector and defender of the weak and vulnerable. Degrees 10 through 19 of Cancer are ruled by Mercury. This may heighten and intensify the mental and intellectual activity of those born with planets or placements in this decan. In the degrees, we may see some of the more literary Cancers emerge. Their communication style may be soothing and comforting, which makes them inclined toward counselling or therapist work. Third Decan of Cancer: The moonIn the modern astrology system of the Twelve Letter Alphabet, each zodiac sign rules one of the twelve houses in the birth chart. This innovation was created by psychological astrologers to match sign affinities to related house topics. Cancer's caring and comforting nature makes them uniquely suited for professions where they are needed to use their protective and healing instincts. This could take form in many professions and roles, but will likely not be found in jobs that are high risk, stressful, or move at an accelerated pace. Some exceptions could be found in health care, where their attentiveness and vigilance in a crisis may be an asset, or when cooking in high energy kitchens. Cancer's connection with nurturance, sustenance, and rejuvenation is mirrored in the bounty of energy and resources in the Summer months. Cardinal Mode Imagine a stern and unyielding Saturn in Cancer's soft, sentimental, and somewhat dreamy world. Saturn in the moon's sign would have to somewhat compensate for this "detriment," being somewhat out of their element in this fluid environment.