akhilāṇḍeśvarī stotram

A hymn to Akhilandeshwari, the goddess of the Jambukeshwaram temple at Thiruvanaikaval, whose name means ruler of the entire cosmic egg. Each verse is built on a single seed-syllable — Omkara, Hrimkara, Shrimkara in turn — addressing her as dweller in that syllable's ocean, its sound, its seat, and closing with the same refrain: a servant, I bow to the pair of your lotus feet, O Akhilandeshwari. The Sri Vidya register is explicit, invoking her as Rajarajeshwari marked with the Shrichakra and seated on the bindu-pitha, and as the beloved of Jambunatha and half of Shrikantha's body. Recited on Fridays.