Eleven thousand repetitions, and the only graha in the nine whose own cycle is short enough to notice: the Moon returns to its birth position every 27.3 days.

Nine counts, 130,000 repetitions between them, and none of them a whole number of malas. The scarce resource in this remedy is not permission, it is time.

Ten thousand repetitions against the joint shortest mahadasha in the system. Measured per year of period, only Ketu asks more, and the gap is not small.

The one bead where the deity attribution and the face count say the same thing, which is a coincidence worth naming rather than a pattern worth extending.

Two of the eight kootas hold fifteen of the thirty-six points and both score all or nothing, which is why so many matches fail on arithmetic rather than on anything anyone observed.

The steepest ratio in the whole remedial table: nearly as many repetitions as Rahu asks, against a period less than half as long.

Heera is the only stone in the set prescribed under a carat, and it is yogakaraka for both Saturn ascendants, which is the opposite of what the enemy tables predict.

Seven thousand repetitions is the smallest ask in the whole navagraha set, and the Sun's first window opens at sunrise on a Sunday by construction rather than by custom.

Nine thousand repetitions against the second longest period in the system. Per year of dasha it is the lightest ask of the nine, and Wednesday has an oddity of its own.

By the third bead the pattern is unmistakable, and it explains why a bead reaches Mars without the argument a red coral needs.

Nine grahas, nine beads, and then the sequence has nothing left to give. What follows is deity attribution with planets fitted in afterwards, or not at all.

Seventeen famous combinations, each with the share of charts that actually carries it. An average chart holds nearly seven of them, and not one chart in twelve thousand held none.