27 Nakshatras · रेवती

Revati Nakshatra

Revati closes the zodiac as the star of safe passage. Pushan, shepherd of souls, guards travellers and the lost; the fish swims the final waters without fear. Revati natives are gentle guides — kind, creative and quietly certain that everything, in the end, arrives home.

Revati nakshatra — Fish or drum, ruled by Mercury
Ruling planet
Mercury
Deity
Pushan
Symbol
Fish or drum
Span
16°40′–30° Pisces
Gana
Deva
Yoni animal
Elephant (female)
Motivation
Moksha

The four padas of Revati

Each nakshatra divides into four padas of 3°20′. The pada refines the nakshatra's meaning through its navamsa sign and ruler.

PadaNavamsa signPada ruler
1SagittariusJupiter
2CapricornSaturn
3AquariusSaturn
4PiscesJupiter

Strengths

Kindness, imagination, generosity, calm, protective of the vulnerable, artistic.

Challenges

Over-trusting, dreaminess, difficulty with deadlines, giving beyond means.

Career

Care of animals and children, arts and music, travel and hospitality, spiritual guidance, healing.

Love & relationships

Tender and devoted; gives itself wholly. Needs a partner who protects rather than exploits that openness.

Remedy for Revati

Worship of Pushan, feeding animals and birds, and helping travellers or the lost strengthens its final blessing.

Remedies are devotional suggestions drawn from tradition, not medical or financial advice.

The other nakshatras

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Revati nakshatra known for?

Safe passage and completion — the last of the 27 stars. It spans 16°40′–30° Pisces, ruled by Mercury with Pushan (protector of travellers) as deity.

Are Revati natives too trusting?

They lead with kindness and can be taken advantage of. Discernment is their life lesson; their gift is that they never become bitter while learning it.