Pushan (one of the 12 adityas or vedic solar deities) who represents the “nourishing form of the sun god”, “the animal keeper of the gods”, “the protective deity of the cattle and the paths”, “the nurturer and protector of flocks and herds”, “protector of wayfarers and their belongings”, “one who is usually invoked for safe travel”, he is “the measurer of the skies”, he is also “the protector of the soul in its journey to the next world”, “god of meetings”
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Diety | Pushan |
| Sounds | De, Do, Chaa, Chee |
| Planet | Mercury |
| Colour | Brown |
| Gana | Deva Gana |
| Animal | Female Elephant |
Introduction to Revati Nakshatra
Welcome to the Revati Nakshatra! (The Wealthy Star) We’re excited you’re here.
Revati Nakshatra 3rd Pada: Person born in 3rd Pada – (23° 20’ to 26° 40’ Pisces) – Again Saturn rules over this charana. There can be cravings for spiritual learning with these natives. They may become one point contact for everyone for their problems. People may sometime misuse such nature but they continue to help others which may cause some problems in their marital life.
We have to look janam kundali for detailed analysis:
- Problems with Teeth or Dental Issues.
- Traffic Lights, Roads and Accidents.
- Foster Parenting and Surrogacy.
- Nurturer and Protector of Flocks and Herds.
- Protector of Wayfarers and their Belongings.
- One of the 12 Adityas, Gives god body & health.
- Perfect limbs genial manners
- Deep learning
- Does not covet others
- Riches
- Property
- Late child birth
- Karmic spouse
- Karmic mother
- Poor health
- Overly sensitive
- Low self-esteem
- Creative thinker
- Independent
- Lucky
- By all
- Gives and receives support
- Gifted at arts
- Nurturer
- Promoted quickly
- Skilled in pleasing
- Sociable
- Good counselor
- Proud
- Stately presence
- Sparkling personality
- Loves and protects animals and pets
- Longevity
- Brave
- Well groomed
- Good hygiene
- Might be born into a wealthy family
- Interested in ancient cultures
- Selflessness
- Compassionate
- Caring
- Takes on other people’s problems
- Overindulgent
- Poor health
- Amoral attitudes
- Doubt ridden
- Low fertility
- Spiteful when hurt or jealous?
- Resentful
- Feels inadequate
- Low self-esteem
- Overly sensitive
- Stubborn
- Volatile
- Co-dependent
- Easily disillusioned
- Victimized
- Feels unloved or insecure
- Charity work
- Humanitarians
- Urban planners
- Government workers
- Psychics
- Mystical or religious work
- Hypnotist
- Travel agents
- Flight attendants
- Journalist
- Editors
- Publishers
- Actors
- Comedians
- Politicians
- Painter
- Musician
- Entertainer
- Linguist
- Magicians
- Watchmakers
- Road planner
- Astrologers
- Managers
- Gemstone dealers
- Shipping industry
- Orphanage or foster care
- Driving professions
- Air traffic control
- Traffic cops
- Light house work
Nakshatra Padas
| First Pada | Second Pada | Third Pada | Fourth Pada |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16°40′ – 20°00′ (12) | 20°00′ – 23°20′ (12) | 23°20′ – 26°40′ (12) | 26°40′ – 30°00′ (12) |
| Navamsa: Sagittarius | Navamsa: Capricorn | Navamsa: Aquarius | Navamsa: Pisces |
| Sound: The (De) | Sound: Tho (Do) | Sound: Cha (Chaa) | Sound: Chi(Chee) |
| Keyword: Enthusiasm | Keyword: Practicality | Keyword: Altruistic | Keyword: Visionary |
| Revati Nakshatra 1st Pada Characteristics | Revati Nakshatra 2nd Pada Characteristics |
| Revati Nakshatra 3rd Pada Characteristics | Revati Nakshatra 4th Pada Characteristics |
Elements of Revati Nakshatra
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Star | Revati Nakshatra |
| Sign | Pisces |
| Range | 16°40′ – 30°00′ in Pisces |
| Diety | Pushan |
| Planet | Mercury |
| Meaning | “One who Nourishes bringing Growth and Prosperity”, Revati means the “Shining One” or the “Shining Light” who shows the Path to Others. Revati Rescues those Who Deserve Special Protection, such as Children and Animals. |
| Indication | The Wealthy Star |
| Symbol | Fish or a Pair of Fish, A Drum (called Naggada, a type of Indian drum played with two sticks) |
| Shakti (Power) | Kshiradyapani Shakti (The Power to “Nourish, Protect, and Foster”, the Power of Nourishment is Symbolized by ‘Kshira’ which is Milk) |
| Basis Above | Cows (Milk is nourishing in Nature) |
| Basis Below | Calves |
| Desire | To become Lord of the Animals |
| Body Part | The Abdomen and Groin, the Ankles and the Feet |
| Purushartha (Goal) | Moksha (Spiritual Liberation/ Emancipation) |
| Category of Star | Mridu (Soft/ Mild/ Tender) |
| Gana (Race) | Deva Gana (Divine, God Like Dispositions) |
| Guna (Quality) | Sattwa |
| Varna | Shudra (Worker) |
| Pancha Mahabhuta | Aakash (Ether) |
| TriMurthi | Shiva (Dissolve) |
| Animal | Elephant |
| Bird | Kestrel, Peacock (Mayura), Pigeon |
| Tree | Maadhaka, Mahua, Mohwa, Honey Tree, Indian Butter Tree, Ellopa Tree (Latin Name: Madhuca Latifolia or Madhuca Indica) |
| Sounds | De, Do, Chaa, Chee |
| Colour | Brown |
| Tridosha | Kapha (Phlegm or Water + Earth) |
| Yoni (Gender) | Female |
| Direction | East |
| Gotra (Clan) | Kratu (name translates as the “One who Inspires”) |
| Direction of Motion | Tiryanga Mukha (Looking Straight/ Facing Forward/Level) |