Birth star 27 of 27
Revati
रेवती
346°40′–360°00′ sidereal longitude
Ruled by Mercury · 27 of 27
The gentle guide: kind, creative, sees others safely through.
The tradition links Revati with completion and safe passage. As the last star of the cycle, it is described as kind, imaginative and protective of travelers. People born under it are often seen as gentle and a little dreamy.
Strengths the tradition names
- Kind and gentle
- Imaginative
- Guides others safely
Worth watching
- Drifting from practical tasks
- Being too trusting
In love
Described as tender and giving, a partner who offers comfort. Care and emotional safety tend to matter most.
At work
Often suited to caring, creative, travel and guidance roles, where kindness and imagination help.
Why a elephant and Pushan?
Its deity, Pushan, guards travelers and herds on the road. The animal, Elephant, suggests gentle strength, and the figure, a drum, a signal calling people along the way.
If you know Western astrology
It sits in sidereal Pisces, sharing that sign's gentle, dreamy and compassionate feel.
These readings are Vediq's plain-English take on the tradition. The facts below them come from named sources.
Revati
रेवती
- Real stars you can see
- 32 stars
- Pushan
- Elephant
- Deva
Where these facts come from
- Surya Siddhanta ch. 8 (E. Burgess, 1860)
- Muhurta Chintamani 6.25-30 (Khemraj, 1879)
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Find it in the sky
Real stars
32 stars
ζ Piscium (0° of the Vedic zodiac)
When to look
Look up in Oct–Dec evenings. This is an approximate season for mid-northern latitudes; local visibility varies.
Its god, animal and temperament
Pushan
Classical figure
a drum
: elephant
Stars that share the elephant:
: Deva
The tradition sorts the 27 stars into three temperaments. Others with this one:
Sources for this page
- Surya Siddhanta ch. 8 (E. Burgess, 1860)
- observational astronomy
- Muhurta Chintamani 6.25-30 (Khemraj, 1879)