Revati is the final Nakshatra, the end of the journey. Its name means "The Wealthy" or "To Transcend." Its deity is Pushan, the Solar God of Nourishment, Safe Travel, and Finding Lost Things. Pushan is the shepherd of the soul, guiding it from this world to the next. The mythology depicts Pushan as a toothless god (he lost his teeth eating a ritual offering too greedily or at Daksha's sacrifice). This signifies that Revati natives should eat soft foods and are gentle—they don't "bite." They are the nourishers who chew the food for others. The symbol is a pair of Fish swimming in opposite directions (Pisces). This represents the soul swimming in the cosmic ocean, ready for Moksha (liberation). It also signifies fertility and abundance. Revati is a star of immense material and spiritual wealth. It is the final harvest. Mercury rules the star, in the sign of Pisces (Jupiter). This creates a "Dreamy Intellect." They are the poets, the visionaries, and the fantasizers. They often live in a world of their own imagination. They are the pathfinders. Pushan is the god of roads. Revati natives are often travelers or guides. There is a sense of completion here. Revati natives often feel like they have "done it all before." They are compassionate, dealing with the leftovers of humanity, helping the strays and the lost causes.