Good morning ladies and gentlemen, welcome to
my channel. Now we deal with the 27th and the
last nakshatra, Revati nakshatra and the four
padas. Let's dissect what the four padas can
mean. These are social natives, love to help
people, they are unorthodox, they are introverts,
they are secretive, everything about Pisces shines
here in Revati. Prosperous background, they come
from good backgrounds, they have sensitivity.
They become the guiding light to the masses.
At least that's what they should aspire. This
is the last of the Mercury rule nakshatras. We
started from Ashlesha going to Jesta and now
to Revati. Mercury rule nakshatra is a graduation
of the previous nine nakshatras, just so you
know. Finding, nurturing and love with true companions
for self in order to feed caring for others.
Like you find feeding for yourself, Revati people.
You find that good companion for yourself that
becomes your fuel to serve others. Otherwise
you can't be a starved person for anything. Affection,
love, nurturing and caring and try to give that
to the masses. Not possible. You need one for
yourself first. General techniques of this nakshatra
also include the love being alone, giving direction
and purpose to many in life by generating belief
in themselves. They are very empowerment kind
of creatures. They can make good counsellors.
They are often misunderstood and they trust only
what they experience in life. They love making
wealth creatively which is very important for
them. They travel to become inspired. With every
journey their lives become enhanced. True genius
in them shines when they let go of control and
express freely. Now let us see the four Padaas.
First Padaa. Pisces going into Sagittarius. Full
ten relationship. These people might have very
selfish, harsh speaking spous. They can be prone
to harming living beings, animals, rather than
caring for them. Could be low in morality. Gemini
7th to Sagittarius. They need to serve the elders
who are not privileged. father, elderly, handicapped,
hospice, facility, that kind. We are talking
Sagittarius here. The Dharma of Sagittarius because
it is Pisces's 10th to Sagittarius. Or who cannot
do things for themselves, physically help handicapped
people, elderly people, people who are elder
to you for remedial measures of this Pada. Second
Pada, Pisces goes into Capricorn, 11th relationship
there. Something to do with money? Yeah. Makes
a lot of riches. Capricorn 11th to Pisces. But
cheats. Takes shortcuts and makes money by illegal
means. 11th from Pisces. Neglecting responsibility
of taking care of masses. Capricorn. Capricorn
and cancer ask you to take care of others. That's
why they are opposite to each other. Laziness.
Lack of hard work. Pisces is lazy. expects everything
to fall into lap with faith. That's not the way
things work. Maintain routine even if boring.
Give back wealth to lower sections of society,
poor people, servants, maids, cleaners, labourers,
and so on. Capricorn. That'll help solve this.
Third, Pada Paisi is going into Aquarius. It's
a 212 relationship. Again, there is a loss of
something. Breaking trust issues again. Aquarius
twelves to Pisces. Aquarius tends to cheat. Constant
service using their skill. Yet no appreciation,
underpaid and financial problems. Why? Loss of
Aquarius, right? Loss of gain. Harsh speech from
spouse. Twelfth from Aquarius is Leo. sorry,
opposite to Aquarius' layers, opposition to their
unconventional ways. Remedy is to sacrifice work
for spouse, support them unconditionally, do
not hesitate to give unearned wealth for betterment
of less privileged of the society. You see this
theme everywhere in nakshatras. The only lesson
that the ancients shared about wealth and even
about knowledge is for others. Look, you only
gain whatever you have by receiving it from someone.
When you were born, you didn't have anything.
You came wet, naked and hungry. You didn't have
anything in your hands. You were born into some
family, into some sort of privilege. Your job
or your karma is to give it back to society in
a nice manner. Not keep misusing it. This is
one of the things you have seen in all Padas,
isn't it? Last Pada. Pisces going to Pisces,
exaltation of Pisces. Troubles with communication
in regard to land and property because Virgo
is 7th to Pisces. Like I said, whenever it goes
to the same Rashi in Nidhal and Navamsa, look
at the 7th place from it. 7th place to Pisces
is Virgo. Inability to let go of donation. You
give it and then you want it back. Despite having
donated, you want to? Do not let go of it. Do
not break trust by bad, rash speaking. Pisces
seems to have a lot of karma with bad speech.
Seventh is Virgo, critical speech. Virgo is prone
to criticism. Both the nakshatras of Virgo also
prone to criticism. Uttara Falguniya and Hastha.
Personal gain should not be sought while donating.
Should be totally selfless, not expecting anything
in return. Pisces to Pisces. demands selfless
resignation of your wealth. Highest. All your
wealth you keep giving away. But don't be lazy.
Work for it. Do something for the masses. If
you have any planets or points in one of these
Padaas of Revati Nakshatra, do let me know in
comment box what you find. Also carry on this
video to see the details of planet replacements
and how it works out. Enjoy and share. Podcast
segment title, The Four Padas of Ravadi Nakshatra.
Subtitle, Planetary Principles and the Inner
-Outer Karma Blueprint of Compassion, Completion,
and Selfless Service at the Edge of Liberation.
Introduction, Ravadi, The Prosperous Guide at
the Journey's End. Ravadi Nakshatra spans from
16 degree to 30 degree zero in Pisces, ruled
by Pushon. the divine shepherd who guides souls
to their final destination. Ravadi is the 27th
and last nakshatra in the zodiac. It represents
completion, quiet devotion, and the final karmic
test before liberation. It is a place of great
softness, wealth, and divine potential, but also
one of karmic reckoning. Those born under Ravadi
are often gifted with prosperity, insight, or
grace, but must use it with total selflessness.
Spiritual pride, laziness, and subtle selfishness
can cause them to fall just before the finish
line. Each Pada of Revati reveals how the soul
handles its closing chapters, whether through
action or avoidance, generosity or guilt, surrender
or secrecy. Let's explore the four Padas of Revati
and how they shape one's final karmic offerings.
Elemental shift, water to fire. Motivation. Dharma.
To serve through righteous action but risk selfishness
and spiritual hypocrisy. Inner -outer karma blueprint.
Outwardly emotional, mystical, receptive, Pisces
Rashi. Inwardly moralistic, dogmatic, ego -attached,
Sagittarius Navamsa. This Pada may display spiritual
knowledge but lacks humility. Harshness toward
others. especially in speech or toward animals
and helpless beings, reveals inner karmic corruption.
Karmic theme, neglect of the helpless, moral
preaching without physical support, growth path,
serve the voiceless, not with words, but with
acts, support elderly, handicapped, and animals
without expecting recognition. Motivation, artha,
to build prosperity and structure, but risks
greed and laziness. Inner -outer karma blueprint.
Externally kind, generous, rashi. Internally
calculative, avoidant of effort, capricorn navamsa.
This pada can generate immense wealth but may
do so by dishonest means or avoidance of social
responsibility. The native may seek shortcuts
or ignore the suffering of laborers and the underprivileged.
Karmic theme. Prosperity gained without effort.
Karmic stagnation due to lack of discipline.
Growth path. Return wealth to society's foundation.
Feed workers, maids, cleaners. Embrace routine
even when uninspired. Heat rate. Pisces 23 to
20, 26 degrees 40. Navamsa sign. Aquarius. Elemental
shift. Water to air. Motivation. Comma. To love
and express through service, but risks disconnection
and emotional neglect. inner -outer karma blueprint,
outwardly gentle, soulful, Pisces Rashi, inwardly
unconventional, mentally restless, isolated,
Aquarius Navamsa. This Pada often experiences
karmic breakage in relationships. Service is
done, but appreciation is absent. This leads
to bitterness, underpayment, and emotional suppression.
Speech may become harsh due to lack of validation.
Karmic theme, service without recognition, harshness
due to unacknowledged effort. Growth path. Give
without expectation. Use your voice to uplift
your spouse and those less fortunate. Inwardly
mystical, detached, but clinging to ego through
service. Pisces Navamsa. This Pada struggles
with true surrender. Though the person donates
or serves, there may be internal resistance or
pride. Communication becomes the barrier. Rash
words, self -righteous tone, or emotional manipulation
after giving. Breaking the sanctity of service
through expectation or speech. Growth path. Donate
in silence. Let go of pride. Speak only what
honors the sacredness of your acts. Growth, redistribute
wealth. Take care of society's foundational labor.
Pata three seeks recognition through service.
Trap, harsh speech, emotional isolation, bitter
giving. Growth, give unconditionally. Let your
love act louder than your words. Pata four pikes
liberation through divine offering. Trap, spiritual
pride, rash expression, subtle ego. Growth, surrender
fully. Give without witness. Speak gently, especially
when you give. Conclusion In Rivati, the soul
offers its final alms. You are at the gate of
release. What you give here must be pure, not
because someone sees you, but because you have
seen enough. Rivati doesn't ask for one final
grand act. It asks whether your hands tremble
as they serve, whether your ego whispers as you
donate, whether you let go without clinging to
the reward. This is the end of the zodiac, but
the beginning of liberation. Let your final steps
be quiet, kind, and complete. Dharma, to serve
through high ideals, but risks harshness, hypocrisy,
or neglect of the weak. Examples, Jupiter in
Padawan, possesses deep spiritual knowledge and
seeks to guide, but may grow entitled or disconnected
from the emotional needs of those they serve.
Result, Dharma is fulfilled only when wisdom
humbles you. Support elderly, animals, and the
voiceless through tangible acts of care. Mars
in Pada 1. Driven by principle but may act harshly
or become judgmental toward the weak. Control
aggression. Real strength lies in service to
the helpless, not in dominance over them. Sun
in Pada 1. Strong desire to be seen as righteous
or noble, but may dismiss those who can't serve
themselves. Result. Karma improves by physically
serving elders, caretakers, or spiritual institutions
without expectation. Revati Pada 2. Capricorn
Navamsa, Pisces 20G, 20D, 20. Outer self, kind,
imaginative, adaptable, Pisces. Inner self, cautious,
material conscious, responsibility averse, Capricorn.
Motivation, artha, to accumulate and secure,
but risks hoarding, shortcuts, and karmic laziness.
Examples, Venus in Pata 2, attracts wealth and
comfort, but may indulge in unethical accumulation
or ignore duty toward workers. Result, serve
cleaners, laborers, maids. Wealth must circulate
toward those who maintain societal foundations.
Saturn in Pada II, disciplined when guided, but
prone to apathy or avoidance when unmotivated.
Result, routine service, even when uninspired,
leads to karmic elevation. Donate basic utilities
and clothing. Moon in Pada II, emotionally inert
or lazy, tends to neglect consistency in helping
others. Result, practice care in small daily
acts. Support nurses, janitors, and food service
workers without seeking return. Excellent and
skill -based service, but speaks harshly when
underappreciated. Result, serve without speaking
too soon. Donate books, educational tools, and
communication to the underserved. Rahu in Pada
3. Desires recognition for sacrifice, but often
feels unrewarded. May use selfless acts for validation.
Result, karma refines through silent giving.
Support disabled street workers and self -employed
craftspeople. Mars in Pada 3. works hard but
resents lack of acknowledgement. Speech becomes
weaponized. Result evolved through steady action
for your spouse or family, especially when it
goes unnoticed. Examples. Ketu in Pada 4, detached
from material outcomes, but may hold pride in
spiritual deeds. Result, pure karma is silent,
donate anonymously, care for birds, orphans,
or the dying without emotional storytelling.
Venus in Pada 4, gives love, art, or charity,
but expects gratitude or praise, can manipulate
emotionally through giving. Result, beautify
the world, but let it be without signature. Give
what is sacred as an offering, not a transaction.
Moon in Pada 4, emotionally sensitive and deeply
compassionate, but may speak rashly after giving.
Result, soften the voice. Offer food, care, or
space for the sick and wounded without projecting
guilt. Ravadi Pada Summary, four stages of selfless
giving at the edge of liberation. Pada 1, Sagittarius,
seeks moral legacy and Dharmic leadership. Trap
self -righteousness, spiritual entitlement. Growth,
serve the helpless without preaching. Let action
guide belief. Pada 2, Capricorn, seeks prosperity
and social ease. Trap greed, laziness, karmic
stagnation. Growth, maintain routine. Redirect
riches to those who hold society together. Pada
3, seeks Recognition through service. Emotional
detachment, unhealed resentment. Growth, give
unconditionally. Uplift others without expecting
to be seen. Patafour, pisces, liberation through
devotion. Ego cloaked in charity, pride in spiritual
acts. Growth, serve silently. Let surrender be
your prayer, not your performance. Conclusion.
In Ravadi, the soul's final offering must be
silent, clean, and complete. Ravadi ends the
karmic cycle not with a bang, but with a whisper
of grace. You are not here to prove, but to purify.
Not to earn applause, but to dissolve what clings.
Your last gift must be given without hands, only
through heart. That is what unlocks the gates
of liberation.