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The deity that dwells in the #Nakshatra of #Revati is #Pushan. He is the nourisher that cares for all creatures, whether they be bright or dark in their beauty.
His name means ‘the one who brings prosperity to all creatures’.
Pushan is a kindly nurturing deity with a generous bent of nature. He is always able to provide to all creatures that are in need. Pushan is generous on all levels. He is the friend that gives the heart what is needed, both emotionally as well as practically.
He is a cow-herder and holds the Gohdanda, which is the Cow-stick-of-power.

Whenever Pushan is invoked he infuses the atmosphere with compassion, love and beauty.
The strike of his cow stick penetrates the shadows of selfishness that encase the sacred heart.

Pushan lives from milk and liquid foods and creates the wealth of Soma. Pushan’s wealth is love and in this he is rich beyond measure. He has no enemies or adversaries as his mere presence is enough to warm the coldest and most self-focussed of hearts.

Pushan comes to heal the self-focussed obsession that destroys love. He is Maha-Parush (a great abundant soul). He is a guide that comes out when called and can help the heart recover its lost fragments of power.

Revati Nakshatra translates as ‘the star that is full & wealthy with nourishing force’.

Revati is beauty. It can be translated as the celestial realm of riches and wealth.
The special wealth of Revati is an inner quality of beauty that is possessed by a being who is able to nourish others. Revati can bring this quality to us.
The lesson of Revati is all about nourishment.

Revati shows us that
only those who are themselves nourished
are able to nourish others.