My classmates say I look like a scorpion. What do you mean?

Scorpion has always been a symbol of betrayal, death, danger, pain, evil, hatred and jealousy. All because it has a deadly tail. Legends all over the world tell us that the scorpion's tail is a tool for self-protection. Tibetans and Egyptians have the habit of wearing scorpion amulets. Isis (the goddess of fertility and reproduction in ancient Egypt) once used a huge scorpion as a bodyguard. In ancient times, people often used scorpions to guard graves or the gates of hell.

Olian (Orion) Greek heroes and giants once fought scorpions. He was stung in a duel, and in order to escape the battle, he became an Orion.

A large number of patterns of scorpions can be found in many religious documents. Israelis regard trampling on scorpions as a sign of conquering the devil. In Buddhism, a king in the 9th century dreamed that a scorpion hinted that he would stop persecuting monks. Now, in Buddhism, scorpions are still a symbol of protection. In the temple, scorpions can be seen protecting Dharma (the sage of ancient India). People's first impression of scorpions is danger, but in Buddhism, he represents peace.

Scorpions also have a good side in people's lives. Praying to the ancient Egyptian scorpion god can alleviate the pain of childbirth. He also represents maternal self-sacrifice. In ancient Mayan culture, scorpions were associated with surgery. Because it can anesthetize prey. In ancient Africa, the venom in scorpion tail has always been used as a medicinal material.

In terms of constellation, Scorpio is the eighth constellation. 65438+1October 24th-165438+1October 22nd. Christians in the past believed that people's sexual desire in this period was simply uncontrollable.

In most legends, scorpions play a heroic fighting role, wielding deadly weapons to devour all kinds of animals. (Like the movie Scorpion King)