16°40′ – 30°00′ Pisces · ruled by Mercury · deity Pushan, the shepherd of journeys
Revati, whose deity is Pushan, the shepherd of journeys, is the last star — the fish. It sees travellers home: protective, gentle, and quietly beloved.
The gift: kindness that is remembered, and safe passage for whoever they guide.
The lesson: giving directions they never take themselves — endings hurt them more than they admit. Named kindly: this is the gift pointed the wrong way, and naming it is most of the work.
| Lord (Vimshottari) | Mercury — the planet whose period a Revati birth begins in |
| Deity | Pushan, the shepherd of journeys |
| Span | 16°40′ – 30°00′ Pisces |
| Moon sign (Rashi) | Pisces (Meena) |
| Gana (temperament) | Deva — the refined class: cooperative, harmony-seeking, uncomfortable with cruelty even when it would be convenient. |
| Nadi (constitution) | Kapha — the constitutional current used in classical matching |
| Yoni (instinct) | Gaja — the elephant, the instinct-symbol used for temperament compatibility |
| Rajju | Pada — the feet, an older matching rule read alongside the eight dimensions |
| Gandamoola | Yes — Revati sits at a junction where a water sign meets a fire sign. Classical practice reads its padas with care; modern practice treats it as a nuance of timing, never a verdict on a person. |
| Quarter | Navamsa shade | Name syllables |
|---|---|---|
| Pada 1 | A Sagittarius shade — the most expansive quarter: the star's nature reaches for meaning, teachers and the long view | De |
| Pada 2 | A Capricorn shade — the most structured quarter: the star's gifts are built into something that lasts | Do |
| Pada 3 | An Aquarius shade — the most independent quarter: the star's nature serves the many, on its own terms | Cha |
| Pada 4 | A Pisces shade — the most dissolving quarter: the star's gifts soften boundaries and lean toward the universal | Chi |
The pada is the quarter of the star the Moon occupied at your birth. It sets the navamsa sign and the first syllable tradition gives a name. The calculator below tells you yours.
Classical matching reads two birth stars across eight dimensions. Four of them — ease (Tara), instinct (Yoni), temperament (Gana) and constitution (Nadi), 21 of the 36 points — depend on the stars alone, so they can be read for Revati exactly. These stars pair most naturally with it:
Stars that share Revati's Kapha nadi — Krittika, Rohini, Ashlesha, Magha, Swati, Vishakha, Uttara Ashadha, Shravana — raise the constitutional flag the tradition watches, which comes with listed cancellations and is a conversation, never a verdict. The other fifteen points read from the two Moon signs, which the padas decide; a full check needs both charts.
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Which planet rules Revati?Mercury. In the Vimshottari system the lord of your birth star opens your first planetary period, so a Revati birth begins life in a Mercury chapter.
Which Moon sign is Revati in?Revati spans 16°40′ – 30°00′ Pisces — the Moon sign is Pisces (Meena).
Which nakshatras match Revati best?On the four star-based dimensions of classical matching, Pushya, Ashwini, Anuradha pair most naturally with Revati. The full 36-point reading also needs both Moon signs and weighs the cancellations the tradition lists.