Spectrum colors and choice as a science for gays?

On social networking sites over the past few days, we have been talking about homosexuals and their distinctive colors that take the form of the colors of the rainbow, especially after it was raised at the Laila Project, and you may wonder what the meaning of this flag is and what color it is.

Gay science is called "rainbow flag". It was a symbol of many historical and cultural organizations, and was used by peaceful movements and political parties, according to the bustle site of fashion and beauty.

The science designer is the homely artist Gilbert Becker, in 1978 in San Francisco, in response to the anti-gay community movement, which began using the syphilis triangle used by the Nazis in the past to indicate that the individual is biased.

Since then, this science has become an official symbol of gay people in their stands and marches, on buildings and also on social networking sites, but what is the meaning of these colors ?.

At first, the flag was made of pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, turquoise and violet, and was designed to show pride and pride, but the current science in the colors of the spectrum has several meanings:

Red: The rest of the colors appear in the flag and symbolize life.

Orange: The color is bright and bold, comes directly under the red color, symbolizes healing.

Yellow: A message to be on your nature and not to be cast into the shadows, symbolizing sunlight.

Green: As is common in many other symbols, green symbolizes nature.

Blue: When the design of the flag changed from eight to six colors and the color of turquoise was changed, it was replaced by a quiet blue color, symbolizing psychological comfort.

Violet: which remained in place after the design changed down the flag, symbolizing the soul.