Apa is a Water deity. Water brings both the power of invigouration as well as cohesion.

The Visvesani Devanani, or the Visvadevas, the Gods of Universalization are connected to Uttara Ashadha Nakshatra.

Sravana gives us the higher sensory perception needed to experience a deeper essence beneath all of Creation.

The Vasunah are the Deities connected to Dhanishtha Nakshatra.

Shatabhishak Nakshatra is another of the Nakshatras attributed to Indra in Taittiriya Brahmana 1.5, the oldest known source which actually goes more into depth on what the Lunar Mansions (Nakshatras) indicate.

Aja Ekapada, the One-Footed Goat Form of Siva is the deity for Purva Bhadrapada Nakshatra.

Ahirbudhnyas, the Serpent of the Depths and also a form of Adishesha, whom we discussed in the Planets Course, is the deity for Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatra.

Pushan, the Nourishing Sun and one of the Adityas, is the deity for Revati Nakshatra.