Swati Nakshatra

Swati Nakshatra is the fifteenth nakshatra in the constellation among the 27 Nakshatras. This nakshatra is ruled by Rahu. Swati Nakshatra resides in the Libra zodiac sign.

SwatiDeity: Vayudev (God of Wind)
Yoni: Buffalo
Gana: Deva
Swati Nakshatra is related to goddess Saraswati herself. Therefore, this Nakshatra rules all form of learning, music and arts. Swati people have an artistic flair for communication. It is because of these qualities that they are quite successful financially and business wise. Ruled by the God of Wind, this Nakshatra imparts its natives with the qualities of quick change and restlessness. Swati people also cherish their independence fiercely. The same qualities can make them fickle minded and flexible at the same time. They are good learners and are ever curious to learn new things.

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