Rainbows and the Sun
 

I am not at all sure if this is in the right section; I wasn't sure where to put it so I thought this might work for now.

Ever since I was a child, I have drawn rainbows as red, yellow, orange, green, blue, and so forth, despite the orange and yellow being switched in reality. I do not know why that is.

Also, I have almost always seen both the sun and the moon as divine feminine, whereas usually the traditional view is that the sun is masculine and the moon is feminine. Perhaps I was influenced by stories of Amaterasu, the Shinto sun goddess, but I am wondering if it goes deeper than that.

Any thoughts about my peculiarities?

you may be remembering another time or place that has importance to you, and the colors were different then/there. Or you may have an innate sense of the importance of the color 'yellow' so you give it preference. suns give off energy, which makes them male. (a 'black hole' would be female because it takes energy in) But you may be sensing a hidden truth... that ours is perhaps a facade for something feminine.

I hadn't thought of either of those ideas before. Thank you! :)

Its the suns gravity that causes the ignition in the first place?
And black holes apparently spew out radiation out into the universe.

So I guess in the end its all subjective?

In ancient times there was no sun or moon. Only the great spirit resided alone with his devine female counterpart.
When at last the sun and moon was to be created there was the thing of assigning faces to the stars/angels and sun and moon. for one cycle it was a male sun in the next it was feminine and in the 3rd cycle they were to combine and create together:)
Namaste
Love and Blessings to all
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