Revati is the 27th and final Nakshatra, occupying 16 degrees 40 minutes to 30 degrees of Pisces. It is ruled by Mercury. Here's what it means for you.
Lord Pusan has sovereignty over Revati
He's the God of paths. He knows every corner of the universe. He is an expert navigator. No matter how treacherous or obstacle-ridden our journey (spiritual or earthly) is, he shows the way and protects us. Lord Pusan is lauded more than even the most celebrated Gods, which symbolizes his power and influence. He’s privy to all activities on earth and his protective eye is always on those who seek his guidance. Should we lose our way, he’s there to show us the right path (guidance). That path is lit by Lord Savitr, which symbolizes a journey towards righteousness, truthfulness, and spirituality. He is known to ride a seven-wheeled, goat-drawn chariot that ensures safety on dangerous back roads and rocky terrain. He also escorts the recently deceased across the cosmic ocean to the world of the ancestors. Lord Agni does a similar job but he escorts the deceased to the world of the Gods. Lord Pusan travels back and forth between heaven and earth, bringing forth the magical powers of the heavens, which manifest in some form on earth. Venus is exalted here and so the native would be naturally creative and gifted. David Blaine, the famous magician, has both Sun and Venus in Revati. He is known to create an out-of-this-world experience for his viewers. Lord Pusan is the lord of domestic and herd animals. He cares for them and protects them so no one is lost or hungry. He also possesses the power to heal animals. He is the lord of prosperity and is known to bestow as much wealth on the native as Lord Bhaga does. He apportions his grace equally amongst all his seekers. Given his depiction as the Lord of paths, he is invoked to help find lost objects, stolen property or missing people. He’s the lord of nourishment given his status as the Lord of herd animals who nourish us with their milk. A mythical story explains why he only eats karambha (soft porridge). And so, the native may have a similar food preference.
The native
The native would be selfless, caring, nurturing, protective, kind, helpful, pure of heart, polite, charming, generous and eternally optimistic. The native would be fond of travel, explore the remotest parts of the world, be spiritual and have the ability to transcend to the highest spiritual plane, or moksha. A fish swimming in the sea is one of the symbols of Revati, which depicts the soul’s journey in the vast cosmic ocean. Veterinarians, cattle rearers, farmers, transport navigation controllers, taxi drivers, pilots, ship captains, lighthouse keepers, marine biologists, counsellors, crime solvers, detectives specialising in finding missing people, engineers working in shipping, road and railway industries, poets, musicians, dancers, photographers, entertainers, artists, astrologers, social workers, mystics and spiritual gurus are seen from Revati. Since it’s the last nakshatra, it mimics the energies of all the other nakshatras and therefore nothing is beyond the scope for the native.
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