ஏகாஶ்லோகீ நவக்ரஹ சக்ர ஸ்தோத்ரம்

One verse, and it puts the nine planets inside the body instead of in the sky. The thousand-rayed one goes at the base; the lord of the stars, which is the moon, in his own seat above it; the son of the earth at the navel wheel; Mercury at the heart; the lord of speech at the throat; the delight of Bhrigu between the brows; the son of the day-maker at the place where three ways meet; and Rahu and Ketu and Gulika in the channels and the vital points. Then the verb, which comes last and governs the whole: I salute them daily, for the sake of long life. Gulika is worth noticing, since it is the shadowy sub-planet of Saturn that most lists leave out. The whole practice is a nyasa compressed into thirty-two syllables, meant to be done in one breath.