Revati is nakshatra number 27 of 27. Ruled by Mercury; deity Pushan, guardian of travellers.
| Nakshatra | Revati (रेवती) |
| Position | 27 of 27 |
| Ruling planet (Vimshottari dasha) | Mercury (17-year mahadasha) |
| Deity | Pushan, guardian of travellers |
| Symbol | a fish or a drum |
| Span in the zodiac | Pisces 16°40′ to 30°00′ |
| Themes | guidance, compassion, completion |
Revati spans Pisces 16°40′ to 30°00′, so it lies in Pisces. Every nakshatra is split into four padas, and each pada belongs to a navamsa sign:
| Pada | Degrees in the sign | Navamsa sign |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 16°40′ – 20°00′ (Pisces) | Sagittarius |
| 2 | 20°00′ – 23°20′ (Pisces) | Capricorn |
| 3 | 23°20′ – 26°40′ (Pisces) | Aquarius |
| 4 | 26°40′ – 30°00′ (Pisces) | Pisces |
If the Moon was in Revati at birth, this is your birth nakshatra and the Vimshottari dasha begins with the Mercury mahadasha, which lasts 17 years. Traditionally the Mercury period is associated with communication, learning and sharpening how you think.
Traditional themes of this nakshatra: guidance, compassion, completion. These are general pointers for one nakshatra and should be read together with the planets in the whole chart.
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Revati is ruled by Mercury and its deity is Pushan, guardian of travellers.
Revati spans Pisces 16°40′ to 30°00′.
The traditional symbol of Revati is a fish or a drum.
· Source: KaalChakra Jyotish’s own astronomical calculation (Vedic sidereal method, Lahiri ayanamsa).
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