Revati Nakshatra रेवती

Gentle, giving, and protective of every traveller you meet. You bring things to completion and see others safely home.

Number27 of 27
Span16°40′ – 30°00′ of Meena (Pisces)
Ruling planetBudh (Mercury)
DeityPushan — nourisher & guide of journeys
Symbola fish / drum

If your Moon is in Revati

Your birth nakshatra decides where the Vimshottari cycle starts for you. With the Moon in Revati, life opens in a Budh mahadasha — 17 years of a quickening of mind, communication, and clever, skillful work.

You are rarely born at the very beginning of it. The Moon’s exact position inside Revati decides how much of that 17-year period was already spent before you arrived, which is why two people with the same nakshatra can still change chapters years apart. How the 120-year cycle works →

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The nature of Revati

Gentle, giving, and protective of every traveller you meet. You bring things to completion and see others safely home.

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See things through to completion and people safely homeDon’t give until there’s nothing left for your own journey

The four padas of Revati

Every nakshatra divides into four padas of 3°20′ each. Which pada the Moon occupies refines the reading further.

PadaDegrees
Pada 116°40′ – 20°00′ Meena (Pisces)
Pada 220°00′ – 23°20′ Meena (Pisces)
Pada 323°20′ – 26°40′ Meena (Pisces)
Pada 426°40′ – 30°00′ Meena (Pisces)

Frequently asked questions

Which planet rules Revati nakshatra?

Budh (Mercury). That matters for timing as well as temperament: if your Moon sits in Revati at birth, your life opens in a Budh mahadasha, which runs 17 years.

What are the degrees of Revati nakshatra?

Revati spans 16°40′ – 30°00′ of Meena (Pisces). Every nakshatra is exactly 13°20′ of the 360° zodiac, and the 27 of them divide it evenly.

What is the symbol and deity of Revati?

The symbol is a fish / drum and the presiding deity is Pushan — nourisher & guide of journeys.

Note: This guide is for reflection and understanding, not prediction. Vedic astrology describes themes and timing, not certainties.