Pusha. Revati is the last one of the Nakshatras and is suitably regarded as theNakshatra of Sani.
In mythology, Pusha has character common with Agni and partly with Suryawhose daughter he married. He is distinguished as one who guards the roads,protects man and animal from dangers of the roads, finds out lost animals andobjects. He gives abundance. It rears and gives shelter. So, it has in it the ideasof Poshana – supporting, nourishing. It has in it an idea of foster father or onewho is reared up or maintained by another. Pushaa not only indicates physicalnourishment but also enrichment, culture or prosperity. Pushaa being in Miinaconcerns river. It indicates its progress or development in jum
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