The Hindu Lunar Calendar or the Luni Solar Calendar The Vedic Lunar Months are lunar months based on Full Moon. The Moon comes at exactly 180 degrees from the Sun during Opposition. They are called luni solar months, because solar ingresses happen during these lunar months. In the first month of Aries ( Mesha ) the Full Moon occurs on the constellation of Chitra and hence it is called Chaitra. In the next month of Taurus (Vrishabha) the Full Moon occurs on the constellation of Vishakha and hence it is called Vaishakha. In the next month of Gemini ( Mithuna) the Full Moon occurs on the constellation of Jyeshta and hence it is called Jyeshta. In the next month of Cancer (Kataka ) the Full Moon occurs on the constellation of Ashada and hence it is called Ashada. More info at astrologiavedica/html/hinducalendar.asp Vishu vakhya sada Chaitre Jayathe Mesha Sankrama Vaishakhe Vrisha Sankranti Jyeshte Mithuna Sankrama Ashade Karki Sankranti Prochyate Dakshinayanam Sravane Simha Sankranti Karthike Vrishcikadhipa Magrasheershe thu Dhanusha Poushe Makara Sankrama Makara khyathu Sankranti Uttarayana Samjnitha Bhadrapade Kanya Samkranti Aaswine Thula Sankrama Maghe cha Kumbha Sankranti Phalgune Meena Sankrama More info about the Vedic Astro Calendar at stockmarketastrology/videos/vsx57.swf
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