Revati nakshatra in Vedic astrology
Revati is the last nakshatra and the end of the zodiac. It is linked with safe passage, compassion and completion.
Key facts about Revati
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Number | 27 of 27 |
| Ruling planet | Mercury |
| Deity | Pushan, the guardian of travellers and herds |
| Symbol | a fish, or a drum |
| Gana (temperament) | Deva (divine) |
| Zodiac span | 16°40' to 30°00' Pisces |
| Sign | Pisces |
Revati as a birth nakshatra
A Moon in Revati is traditionally described as kind and imaginative, protective of the vulnerable, and drawn to journeys, art and caring work.
How to read this
These are traditional associations, not a description that fits everyone. A nakshatra is only one part of a chart: the Moon's sign, the other planets, the houses and the dasha all shape how it is read. Use it as a prompt for reflection.
Frequently asked questions
Which planet rules Revati nakshatra?
Mercury rules Revati. This is the planet whose Vimshottari dasha a person starts in if their Moon was in Revati at birth.
Which sign does Revati fall in?
Revati covers 16°40' to 30°00' Pisces, so it sits in Pisces.
What is the deity of Revati?
The presiding deity of Revati is Pushan, the guardian of travellers and herds.
How do I find my birth nakshatra?
It is the nakshatra your Moon was in at birth. Use the free nakshatra calculator with your birth date, time and place.
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