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These Shaḍ-varga formulas are rules which are not easily grasped in the abstract form. They, however, need not be neglected if we are incapable of interpreting them correctly. While quoting a few extracts on this subject from a Tamil version of the Myen (? Mayamata) Rev. J. F. Kearns, Missionary, Tanjore, lost his temper and priestly patience and has recorded the following :