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The exaltation of Venus in the last quarter of Revati produces a sense of
contentment and tranquility especially if it is placed there with the Moon
which, exalted in Rohini, represents the foster mother of Balarama. Venus,
related to sexual relations, encourages and augments procreative activities.
Considered as female, the passivity and receptivity of Revati makes an
individual very sensitive to external conditions. The creative faculties both at
the physical and psychological levels are considerably energized.
Categorized as an outcast, upon whom the social organization depended for
support, RevatPs influence enables its beneficiaries to do great service for
their fellow beings without expecting much in return. A sense of
psychological disappointment and feelings of inferiority result under its
impact. As a species, Revati is an elephant. It arouses a sense of grandeur,
awe, while at the personal level there is little awareness of honor and credit
accorded thereby, just as the elephant is unaware of the honor bestowed on
it. The psychological transformation which gives rise to such mental
attitudes is highlighted by the asterism possessing a godly temperament.
Whether we consider the impact of Revati on the individual or in relation to
cosmic evolution, the impulses flowing through it lead to the expansion of
awareness. Revati moves us to the cosmic expanse, boundless duration, and
preserves the seed of future growth and splendor in the infinite sea of
quietude and beatitude. Revati refers to the involvement of the soul in selfpreservative
activities which extend from Kalpa to Kalpa, from one eternity
to another.