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Cancer as Rising-sign
by Julia Parker
The powerful Cancerian characteristics will be primarily directed towards
the partner and family, and apart from the strong self-defensive system, may well
not be at all obvious to those who come into contact with the individual on a
day-today or casual basis. There will be considerable inner strength and
determination, and certainly tenacity of purpose, with the attainment of
objectives high on the list of priorities.
These Cancerians will tend to do even
more than is strictly necessary for their families, sometimes to the point where
they will even neglect their loved ones to work intensively in an attempt to
build a better life for them. Care is needed in this respect, for it can cause a
certain amount of conflict.
Perhaps one of the most powerful characteristics when Cancer rises is a
shrewdness, which can be used in various ways. This is often apparent when it
comes to business or finance, or may be applied to anything important to the
individual.
The tendency to worry, and perhaps to keep problems to
themselves, can cause difficulty; those close to someone with Cancer rising
should try to pick up signals and to get them to "open up" and talk
when something causes them deep concern. Again, this can affect general health
in much the same way as with Sun-sign Cancerians. It is also often the case when
Cancer rises that the skin is particularly sensitive, and if it is fair it does
not respond at all well to the sun.
The underlying attitude towards the partner may, surprisingly, become a
little cool and distant. People with Cancer rising like to feel proud of their
partners, and will sometimes go for relationships with those who are of a higher
"class" or are better off than themselves — status can be quite
important to them. Sexually, however, we get the same sensual expression as with
those who have Cancer as their Sun-sign.
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