21 February carries a rare psychological shift. Revati, the final nakshatra of the zodiac, represents completion, compassion and release. As the Moon moves into Ashwini, the very first nakshatra, a new cycle quietly begins.

This overlap explains the emotional tone of the day: the morning feels heavy or reflective, while the evening feels lighter and forward-moving. It’s not a contradiction — it’s a transition.

The presence of Shubha Yoga supports goodwill, while Shuddha brings clarity through simplicity. Actions taken with clean intent respond well, but emotional impulsiveness backfires quickly, especially during Rahu Kaal.

Ashwini is associated with healing, speed and initiative. However, its energy works best when the past is properly closed. That’s why midday — especially Abhijit — is ideal for conscious closure: forgiveness, boundary setting, or accepting what cannot be changed.

By evening, motivation improves naturally. Physical movement, short plans or starting something small aligns well with Ashwini’s fresh momentum. The day doesn’t demand big leaps — just a clear direction and a lighter heart.

The deeper lesson of the day is simple: don’t drag yesterday into tomorrow. Close gently, step forward cleanly.

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