When we talk of the Vedic period we know why it was called the Golden period of India's rich cultural heritage. The reason being because there was Equality of Law for every citizen apart from other democratic and humanitarian norms. We always talk of Ram Rajya where every body had the right of speech and expressing their views and anguish. On the views of a washer man the Lord Rama sent her wife Sita to jungles whereas he knew that public opinion was wrong. Every civilistion had their law of land except now-a-days India and few other countries. As the development is taking place and everything is passing through in the hands of general masses and King becomes only the caretaker of the properties of the public, then it is truly a Ram Rajya in terms of Vedic philosophy.

Kamashastra - Solar and Lunar Breathing
Solar a lunar symbolism is very much a part of the Yogic, Tantric and Taoist traditions. These teachings identify the right side of the body with the Sun (solar forces) and the left with the moon (lunar forces). Tantra identifies solar energy with the masculine "fiery" psyche he color red, the element fire and the intellectual processes. Conversely, lunar energy is linked to the feminine "cooling" quality (soma), the color white, the element water and all intuitive processes.

Global Business Trends
Astromatics predicted a long time back in various issues about the upsurge in the market and trends of Foreign Direct Investment in the Indian market. We have also indicated the attitude of the Western Countries towards the other Asian nations especially China putting embargo on their global developments on one or the other pretext.

Hindu Calendar -Panchanga
The Indian Calendar is a combined lunar and solar calendar as it is based on the position of both Sun and Moon. The Vedic culture expressed through the Rig-Veda employed sidereal time. When referring to the lunar cycle we take Tithi and Paksha and regarding solar cycle we talk of Sankrant and gate. Indian fasts, festivals and other religious occasions are based both on the Solar clandar (Solar ingress in the Mesh Rashi- Mesh Sankrant popularly known as Baishakhi) and the lunar cycles (Basant Panchami, Mahashivratri, Holi, diwali, Janmashtami, Ramanavami, etc as per the lunar calendar). Thus Hindus follow a Luni-Solar calendar and therefore festivals do not fall on the same date every year and have to be calculated.

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