Revati nakshatra: meaning in Vedic astrology
Revati nakshatra meaning
- Revati
- nakshatra
- Mercury
- Pushan
- travel
Revati is the 27th and last nakshatra, in sidereal Pisces. It is ruled by Mercury, its deity is Pushan, protector of travelers, and its symbol is a fish. It is the nakshatra of kindness and a peaceful ending.
Where is Revati in the zodiac?
Revati spans 16°40' to 30° of sidereal Pisces. On the full zodiac circle that is 346°40' to 360°, the 27th of the 27 nakshatras.
Revati: ruling planet and deity
It is ruled by Mercury (Budha). Its deity is Pushan, protector of travelers, shepherds and lost things, who brings everyone safely to where they are going.
Revati: the symbol and its meaning
The symbol of Revati is a fish or a drum: the fish for the freedom of the ocean and the end of the zodiac circle, the drum for the rhythm of time.
Revati personality traits
Revati people are kind, compassionate and creative. They look after others and often have a rich imagination.
- Kindness and compassion
- Imagination
- Naivety
What is Revati good for?
Traditionally Revati is a soft nakshatra, good for travel, art, charity and closing a cycle peacefully.
- Travel
- Art and music
- Completing a cycle