“Lost in Your Spiritual Journey? Invoke Lord Pushan – The Divine Guide of Revati Nakshatra for Safe Travels & Prosperity” an Insight with Astrologer Ashish Somani
If you ever feel lost in your spiritual journey or uncertain about the right path, Lord Pushan is the deity to seek guidance from. He is the protector of travelers—both those on physical journeys and those navigating their spiritual path. A
Who is Lord Pushan?
Lord Pushan is the ruling deity of Revati Nakshatra, the 27th and final nakshatra in Vedic astrology. As the Guider of Souls, he ensures safe travels, spiritual clarity, and smooth transitions. He is known for:
Leading departed souls safely to the afterlife Providing protection for physical journeys Helping those lost in their spiritual evolution Granting prosperity and smooth transitions in life
Mythological Story of Pushan
In the Rig Veda, Pushan is depicted as a guardian deity who ensures the well-being of travelers, cattle, and lost things. He is also a guide of souls, helping departed beings reach their final destination safely.
One of the most famous stories about Pushan is his involvement in the Ashwamedha Yajna and the Battle with Rudra (Shiva):
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The Daksha Yajna Incident
- Daksha, the father of Goddess Sati (Shiva’s wife), conducted a grand yajna (sacrifice) but did not invite Shiva.
- When Sati arrived uninvited and was insulted by Daksha, she self-immolated in anger.
- This enraged Lord Shiva, who sent Virabhadra, his fierce warrior form, to destroy the yajna.
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Pushan’s Role & Consequence
- Pushan was present at the yajna and was one of the gods who accepted the sacrificial offerings.
- When Virabhadra attacked, he broke Pushan’s teeth as a punishment for partaking in Daksha’s ritual.
- Due to this event, Pushan is often depicted as a deity who does not eat solid food and instead survives on soft, liquid offerings like gruel.
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Pushan as a Guide of Souls
- Later, Pushan became known as the “Soul Guide,” leading departed souls safely to the afterlife.
- He also became the patron of safe travels and prosperity, ensuring that people reach their destinations without obstacles.
How is Lord Pushan Depicted?
???? Golden Hair, symbolizing divine radiance and wisdom.
???? Riding a Chariot Drawn by Goats, symbolizing endurance and divine protection.
???? Holding an Ankush (goad) in Hand, guiding lost travelers and spiritual seekers.
???? Toothless Face, signifying nourishment in softer, digestible forms.
How to Seek Pushan’s Blessings?
If you feel lost in your spiritual path or need protection while traveling, here’s how you can invoke Lord Pushan’s divine help:
???? Chant the Mantra: “Om Pushne Namah” before traveling or meditating.
???? Keep an image of Lord Pushan for spiritual clarity and guidance.
???? Best Time to Start a Journey: When the Moon is in Revati Nakshatra, as it ensures a smooth, obstacle-free travel.
???? Carry a Sun or Goat Symbol in Your Bag for protection during long journeys.
For Foreign Travel, Studies, or Migration: Revati Nakshatra is the best period to start a new life abroad.
???? For Relocation to a New Place: This nakshatra supports smooth transitions and adjustments.
Offerings & Rituals for Pushan’s Blessings
Feeding Travelers and Animals—Pushan is the protector of all travelers; feeding them brings good karma and removes obstacles from your own life’s journey. Avoid Hard Food—Since Pushan has no teeth, those seeking spiritual upliftment should consume soft or liquid foods (like milk, kheer, or soups) to align with his energy. Keeping a Fish Symbol at Home—Revati Nakshatra is symbolized by a fish, representing spiritual clarity and guidance. Keeping this symbol at home enhances spiritual awareness.
Final Thought
Whenever you feel lost—physically or spiritually—invoke Lord Pushan. Whether it is a physical journey, career transition, migration, or spiritual confusion, his divine blessings will ensure that you always find the right path.
???? May Lord Pushan guide you on all your journeys! ????????
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