Revati रेवती

Revati is the final nakshatra, completing the zodiac in the last third of Pisces, from 16°40′ to 30°. Its symbol is a fish swimming in the cosmic ocean, or a drum that marks time, and its name means "wealthy" or "prosperous." This is the nakshatra of safe passage and journey’s end — the gentle guide who sees every soul safely home before the cycle begins anew.

Its deity is Pushan, the shepherd god and protector of travelers, herds, and roads — the kindly nourisher who knows every path and leads the lost to safety. Pushan gives Revati its caring, protective, and guiding nature: a deep wish to nourish, shelter, and help others find their way.

The planetary ruler is Mercury, which lends a quick, communicative, and kindly intelligence. Revati belongs to the Deva (divine) gana, making it sweet-natured, compassionate, and selfless — one of the most gentle and benevolent of all the lunar mansions.

Revati people are often kind, nurturing, and spiritually inclined, with a gift for caregiving, teaching, and supporting others through transitions. Their strength is compassion and devotion; their growth edge is self-protection — setting boundaries, avoiding over-sacrifice, and guarding against the disappointment of giving too much.

If your Moon is here, you are a natural guide and protector with a tender, finishing-the-journey spirit — care for others freely, but be sure to keep something for yourself, so your light can keep guiding others home.