NAKSHATRA 27 OF 27 · Revatī
Revati
A gentle way forward
Revati’s fish and association with Pushan invite reflection on guidance, journeys, and care. Consider how you make transitions easier for yourself and others.
A moment to reflect
Bring one unfinished task to a gentle close.
Is Revati your birth star?
A birth star is determined from the Moon’s sidereal longitude, not just your birth month. Our calculator uses your birth date, local time, and location. If your birth time is unknown, it checks the whole day and shows any possible birth stars.
Discover my birth star ✧Where Revati sits in the sky
Revati is number 27 in the 27-part nakshatra sequence. In the equal-division sidereal zodiac used by our calculator, it spans 16° 40′ Pisces to 0° 00′ Aries. The next nakshatra begins at the end of that range.
Your birth star depends on the Moon’s position in this division at your birth. It is different from a Sun sign. Understand the difference between signs, birth stars and padas →
Meet the symbolism in everyday life
A good ending can be a form of care. Notice something that is ready to be completed, handed over or gently released. Give it a clear final gesture rather than disappearing from it. Making room for what comes next can begin by honouring what has already carried you this far.
The four padas of Revati
Each nakshatra has four equal quarters, called padas. Your Moon’s calculated position determines your quarter. The ranges below explain the division; they do not assign a personality to each quarter.
| Pada | Begins | Ends |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 16° 40′ Pisces | 20° 00′ Pisces |
| 2 | 20° 00′ Pisces | 23° 20′ Pisces |
| 3 | 23° 20′ Pisces | 26° 40′ Pisces |
| 4 | 26° 40′ Pisces | 0° 00′ Aries |
Other stars in the Mercury sequence
The ruler shown here belongs to the Vimshottari nakshatra sequence; it is not automatically your rising-sign ruler or current dasha ruler. Learn how dashas and their rulers are used.
Sources behind this guide
The Drik Panchang nakshatra reference introduces the framework and names. The degree ranges here are calculated from the 27 equal divisions of the zodiac. Symbol and deity associations can differ in presentation across traditions.
Our method and sources explain the calculation conventions, including our approximate Lahiri ayanamsa. The reflection exercises are our own, prepared with AI assistance. This guide has not been independently reviewed by a Jyotish practitioner.
Reading the tradition thoughtfully
This is an editorial reflection on traditional symbolism, rather than a personal prediction. Associations and interpretations vary between lineages. A full chart includes much more than a single nakshatra.