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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.

16°40" to 30°00" Pisces (Meena)
#Budha #Nakshatra #Revati #Pushan
The 27th Nakshatra: REVATI.
The four quarters are ruled by:
Guru (Jupiter) - the 1st quarter,
Shani (Saturn) - the 2nd quarter,
Shani (Saturn) - the 3rd quarter,
and Guru (Jupiter) - the 4th quarter.

Other aspects of this Nakshatra:
The Purushardha (life's vector or motivation) is Moksha.
Totem animal is #Elephant (female).
Symbol - a fish.
Devata (Deity) - Pushan.
Dosha - Kapha.

This is the last Nakshatra of the zodiac, spanning from 16°40' minutes to 30°00' in Meena (Pisces). It is ruled by the planet Buddha (Mercury), the planet of intelligence. This Nakshatra comes in the last sign of the zodiac, Meena (Pisces), which is ruled by the planet Guru (Jupiter). Guru (Jupiter) and Buddha (Mercury) belong to different groups of planets. As a result, a Revati born shows a mix of the qualities shown by both these planets.

A person born in the Revati Nakshatra is healthy with a moderate height. But the disease resisting capacity of the person will depend on the individual placement of planets giving vitality and energy, i.e. the planets Mangala (Mars) and Sūrya (Sun). Though somewhat short tempered, these people are pure-hearted. It is very difficult to make them accept the view, which does not suit their principles in life. If Buddha (Mercury) is placed in a dual sign, these people are quick to jump at conclusions. They are god fearing and follow the principles of their religion.

Their professions also show the characters of Guru (Jupiter) and Buddha (Mercury). Scientific inquiry and thinking and planning on a large scale are inherent in any activity undertaken by these people. Strong Buddha (Mercury) in the horoscope of these people may make an excellent mathematician or an astrologer. A strong Guru (Jupiter) may make a good historian or an archeologist. Generally these people settle in a place far away from their birthplace. But these people have to depend on their own efforts to make progress in life. It is difficult to gain more than their efforts in any undertaking.

These people seldom receive help form their relatives, even from the close family members. But the spouse is an exception, especially in case of people with a good Shukra (Venus) in their chart.

Females born in this Nakshatra are as a rule, beautiful. But they are stubborn and authoritative. They are also good at jobs that require repetitive skills.

Male Features

1. Physical features: Revati born will have very good physique, moderately tall and symmetrical bodies with fair complexion.

2. Character and general events: He is very clean in his heart, sincere in his dealings and soft-spoken. He has knack of dealing with others as per the occasion warrants. He does not give much heed to others unnecessarily. Since he has a completely independent life he easily gets hurt when resistance arises. He cannot keep anything secret for too long time. He will not blindly believe even his loved ones. But once he takes somebody into confidence, it is not easy to keep away them out of his attachment.

He is very hot tempered. Come what may, act according to his inner calling is his principle. He tries to observe the principle, which he feels, is correct and resist tooth and nail till the end for achieving or following that principle. He draws premature conclusion on any matter. He is God fearing, superstitious, religious and rigid in the observance of orthodox culture and principles.

He is stubborn and ambitious. Even a slightest failure of his ideas or plan will give him maximum torture. Out of all the Nakshatra born persons, Revati born persons are the most God fearing and religiously much inclined. Hence they also enjoy the maximum blessings of the Almighty.

1. Education, sources of earnings / profession: He will be interested in the scientific solutions, historical research and ancient cultures. He will be known publicly for the merits in any one of the three fields mentioned above. Ancient cultures include astrology and astronomy also.

He can be a good physician, astrologer or poet. If he is employed in a government organization he can be the most successful person. Revati born are mostly settled in foreign countries. When I say foreign countries it includes quite a reasonable distance from one's own birthplace. He will come up in his life with his own efforts. His intelligence and abilities are the inherent qualities at birth. He cannot stick to any particular field of job for long time.

He cannot expect to gain much compared to the ratio between work and reward till his 50th age. Period between 23 years and 26 years will be a good period whereas period between 26 to 42 years of age will mark a lot of problems both financially, mentally and socially. It is only after his 50th year he can think of worry-less and stable life.

1. Family life: He cannot have any help from his relatives and even from father. In other words, he is unlucky to enjoy the benefits from his near and dear ones. However, his married life will be moderately good. His spouse will be quite an adjusting type.

2. Health: He is prone to fever, dysentery or dental diseases, intestinal ulcers and ear problems.

Female Natives

1. Physical features: She will be extremely beautiful. She can be recognized easily even out of thousand persons due to her magnificent attractive personality.

2. Character and general events: She is somewhat stubborn. Likes to exercise authority over others. Like male natives, she is also God fearing, religious and rigid in the observance of orthodox culture and principles. Highly superstitious.

3. Education, sources of earnings / profession: She will have her education in the field of arts, literature or mathematics. She may be in the general line as far as professional field is concerned i.e, she may be a telephone operator, typist, teacher or a representative of companies. When good aspect of benefic planet is received, she may be an ambassador or a person representing her country for cultural or political matters.

4. Family life: She will enjoy a most harmonious married life.

5. Health: She may have some deformities of the feet, intestinal ulcers or abdominal disorders. In some cases, deafness has also been noticed.

#Revati #Nakshatra

“The Wealthy Star”

Symbol: Fish or a Pair of Fish, A Drum (called Naggada, a type of Indian drum played with two sticks)

Deity: Pushan (One of the 12 Adityas or Vedic Solar Deities) who represents the “Nourishing form of the Sun God”, “The Animal Keeper of the Gods”, “The Protective Deity of the Cattle and the Paths”, “the Nurturer and Protector of Flocks and Herds”, “Protector of Wayfarers and their Belongings”, “one Who is usually invoked for Safe Travel”, He is “the Measurer of the Skies”, He is also “the Protector of the Soul in its Journey to the next World”, “God of Meetings”

Favourable: Initiations, Marriage, Sexuality, Transaction and Dealership of Goods, Music, Art, Occult, Spirituality, Healing, Leisure Actions and Gardening, Conclusions, Business or Financial Matters, Exchanging Goods, Music, Drama, and Creative Activities, Charity, Studying Spiritual or Occult Teachings, Healing and Treating Ailments, Activities for Leisure and Relaxation, ending or Completing Activity

Unfavourable: Activities requiring Severe Tactics or Bold Action, Overcoming Obstacles, Enmity, Calamities, Sharp Actions, Surgery, Physically Strenuous Activities, the Last Two Padas of Revati are not Supportive for Beginning a New Activity

Key Points

“One who nourishes bringing Growth and Prosperity”, Revati means the “Shining One” or the “Shining Light” who shows the Path to Others. Revati Rescues those Who Deserve Special Protection, such as Children and Animals

Pushyan is lord of the anils. He is the form of shiva, one of the adityas. 12 dities.

Pushyan takes the souls to heaven.

Connected to old age homes.

Revati connected to veterinary doctors. Swati also we signified the same. Lord shiva connected to animals.

6th House also connected to mandi, marbal – animals.

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Elements connected to Revati Nakshatra
Deity #Pushan
Symbol Drum, Pair of Fish
Planet #Mercury
Purushartha Moksha
Gana Deva
Varna Shudra
Element Aakash (Ether)
TriMurthi Shiva (Dissolve)
Animal Female #Elephant
Bird #Pigeon)
Tree Indian Butter Tree
Sound De, Do, Chaa, Chee
Bit lines about Revathi Nakshatra
Mythology

King Kakudmi (sometimes also called Kakudmin, or Raivata, son of Revata) was the King of Kusasthali. He was the father of Revati who married Balarama. Within Hinduism, his account is given within a number of existing texts such as the Mahābhārata, the Harivaṃśa, the Devi Bhagavatam and the Bhagavata Purana.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakudmi#Character_of_Kakudmi

Daksha yagna

Problem with teeth – because of Daksha yagna.

Key Themes from Mythology

Problems with Teeth or Dental Issues
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Foster Parenting and Surrogacy
Star: Revati

Rasi (Zodiac): Pisces

Range: 16o 40’ 9 30o 00’ Pisces

Padas: Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces

Ruling Planet: Mercury

Meaning: “One who Nourishes bringing Growth and Prosperity”, Revati means the “Shining One” or the

“Shining Light” who shows the Path to Others. Revati Rescues those Who Deserve Special

Protection, such as Children and Animals

Indication: “The Wealthy Star”

Body Part: The Abdomen and Groin, the Ankles and the Feet

Guna (Quality): Sattwa

Gana (Race): Deva (Divine, God9Like Dispositions)

Purushartha (Goal): Moksha (Spiritual Liberation/ Emancipation)

Tridosha : Kapha (Phlegm or Water + Earth)

Nature/ Category of Star: Mridu (Soft/ Mild/ Tender)

Varna (Caste): Shudra (Worker)

Gotra (Clan): Kratu (name translates as the “One who Inspires”)

Direction : East

Pancha Mahabhuta (Element): Aakash (Ether)

#Shakti (Power) : Kshiradyapani+Shakti (The Power to “Nourish, Protect, and Foster”, the Power of Nourishment is Symbolized by ‘Kshira’ which is Milk)

Basis Above : Cows (Milk is nourishing in Nature)

Basis Below : Calves

Desire : To become Lord of the Animals

Result of Shakti, Basis, & Desire: Nourishment of the entire World

Activity : Balanced

TriMurthi (Process) : Shiva (Dissolve)

Direction of Mouth / Motion : Tiryanga Mukha (Looking Straight/ Facing Forward/Level)

Yoni (Gender) : Female

Animal Symbol : Elephant

Bird : Kestrel, Peacock (Mayura), Pigeon

Sounds : De, Do, Chaa, Chee

Tree/ Plant : Maadhaka, Mahua, Mohwa, Honey Tree, Indian Butter Tree, Ellopa Tree (Latin Name: Madhuca+Latifolia+or+Madhuca+Indica)

Colour : Brown

#Revati #Nakshatra (also known as #Revathi in Tamil and Malayalam) is extended from 16.40 to 30.00 degrees in Pisces sign. #Mercury is lord of the Revati birth star whereas #Pushan is the deity of it. Due to born in this birth star you are good looking, graceful and kind-hearted and have solid sources of income. Revati is the last star of the 27 Nakshatras

REVATI NAKSHATRA PERSONALITY TRAITS
You are a romantic, dreamy, emotional and extremely sensitive person. You are modest, kind, courageous, lovable, soft, good natured who always ensures that you don’t end up hurting someone. You are quite determined and stubborn and once your make up your mind to achieve a goal, then you are unstoppable.

You are easily lead by the opposite sex in love often to a state that you are dominated by your loved one. You are also some what unstable with your nervous temperaments and are also incapable of resisting pressure from others. You generally cannot say no and often end up giving commitments to two conflicting forms of action and then allow yourself to drift in both directions at the same time.

You are kind hearted, generous and charitable and enjoy being in service to others, especially those in need. You are fond of poetry, art and music. Your lucky gemstone is Yellow Sapphire

#Revati #Nakshatra English Name : Mupishium, Zeta Piscium

Revati Nakshatra Symbol: Musical drum, Mrudunga

Revati Nakshatra Lord: #Mercury

Revati Nakshatra Rashi: 16:40′ Pisces to 30 Pisces

Revati Nakshatra Gana: Dev
Revati Nakshatra Diety: #Pusha

Number of Stars in Revati Nakshatra: 32

Revati Nakshatra Yoni / Animal: Female #Elephant

Revati Nakshatra Nadi: Antya
Revati Nakshatra first pada: name first letter is “Day”, pada Lord ‘Jupiter’
Revati Nakshatra second pada: name first letter is “Do”, pada Lord ‘Saturn’
Revati Nakshatra third pada: name first letter is “Cha”, pada Lord ‘Saturn’
Revati Nakshatra fourth pada: name first letter is “Chee”, pada Lord ‘Jupiter’
Revati Nakshatra Sacred Tree: Mahua, Mohwa (मोह, मोहवा) (Madhuca Latifolia)

#Revati #Nakshatra
https://chitravedicastrology.com/revati-nakshatra/

• Chitra #VedicAstrology

#Revati #Nakshatra is the last of the 27 Nakshatras in the Nakshatra wheel, spanning 16º40′ – 30º00 sidereal Pisces. Revati indicates wealth – material wealth as well as spiritual wealth. It’s the last Nakshatra on the souls journey through the cycle of birth and rebirth and what we experience here above all else is an accumulation and wealth of experience. This doesn’t mean we’ve reached the end, no, the opposite is the case. It’s simply a step on our journey toward spiritual awakening that gets repeated over and over in this lifetime and throughout many more.

We can also see this in one of Revati’s symbol, the #fish. Fitting, really, seeing how Revati is fully located in Pisces, the sign of the Fish. It also indicates the notion of our soul swimming in the cosmic sea, the cosmic ocean as part of the universe as a whole. The other symbol belonging to Revati is the #drum, which indicates rhythm, like dancing to your own rhythm, though this is more of an interpretation fitting with the drum in Dhanishtha Nakshatra. It indicates a talent for going with the universal rhythm, the universal heart-beat, and a good sense for keeping time. Often when a person has planets in Revati Nakshatra they have an excellent sense of time and for being timely, even overly developed at that. This will be a person who will show up for meetings early or right on time and won’t have much patience for tardiness in others.

Revati is a Nakshatra of guidance, and again we can see this in a sense of following the drum-beat, like literally following a drummer who guides us on our journey.

#Pushan – The Nourisher – is Revati’s ruling deity and as a solar god brings light to our journey. This also connects him to Revati’s quality of guidance and travel or journeying, in a spiritual and physical sense. Pushan represents #Ahimsa – Non-Violence, which is important in Revati Nakshatra. Pushan is connected to animals, mostly larger animals like farm animals, cows, horses, sheep etc. He guards these animals, keeps them safe and content. Pushan has no teeth, which also connects to Ahimsa, without teeth we can’t bite and cause harm.

There is a story on how Pushan lost his teeth that I shared previously:

One day there was a ceremonial festivity to which Rudra, Shiva’s avatar of storms and rain, was not invited. When Rudra heard about the gathering he felt insulted and got outraged. He went to the site of the festivity and crashed the party. He shot an arrow into a Prasad, a ceremonial offering, just as Pushan was biting down on it. So instead of the sweet treat Pushan’s teeth met the hard arrow and his teeth broke off and fell out.

Needless to say that vegetarianism is a good option if you have planets in Revati or simply want to work with this Nakshatra. Abstinence from eating meat during a Revati Moon once every month is also a nice way to honour this Nakshatras energy and spirit.