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Nakshatra 27 of 27 · Deva gana

Revati

रेवती A fish, or a drum

The wealthy one: the last star, gentle guide on the way home.

Longitude
λ 346°40′ – 360°00′
Deity
Pushan
Span
Pisces 16°40′ – 30°00′
Pale jade carving of a fish, or a drum, the symbol of Revati
About Revati

Revati lies from 16°40′ to 30°00′ Pisces and is ruled by Mercury. Its deity is Pushan, the nourisher, who protects travellers and finds lost cattle, and its symbol is a fish, or a drum that keeps time. It is the last of the 27 nakshatras, and it completes the circle that Ashwini begins.

Revati is a nakshatra of care, protection and safe passage. It is gentle, generous and devoted, and it guides others home. It is classed as soft (mridu), favouring friendship, the arts, marriage and gentle beginnings. It ends Pisces at a gandanta point, where water gives way to fire.

Padas and navamsa

Four quarters of 3°20′

Each pada falls in a navamsa sign, used to read the D9 chart and to colour the nakshatra for anyone whose Moon or ascendant sits there.

Pada 1Pisces 16°40′ – 20°00′Sagittariusnavamsa
Pada 2Pisces 20°00′ – 23°20′Capricornnavamsa
Pada 3Pisces 23°20′ – 26°40′Aquariusnavamsa
Pada 4Pisces 26°40′ – 30°00′Piscesnavamsa
Born under Revati

People with the Moon in Revati tend to be kind, imaginative and caring, with a strong protective instinct for the vulnerable, including animals. Many are drawn to the arts, teaching, healing or charitable work. They are trusting and devoted, and they need gentle surroundings. Their first dasha is Mercury.

Traditionally good for
  1. Beginning travel
  2. Marriage
  3. Music and the arts
  4. Care for animals and the vulnerable

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