śrīkamalātmikā khaḍgamālāstotram

A garland of the sword for Kamalatmika, the tenth Mahavidya — the form in which the attendant powers of a mandala are named in order, so that reciting it walks the diagram inward. Its viniyoga is unusual in naming three sages rather than one, Bhrigu, Daksha and Brahma, with various metres, Shrim as seed, Aim as power, Hrim as pin, and unbroken lordship as the purpose. The meditation is the Gajalakshmi image, golden, bathed by four snow-white elephants from golden pots. The garland then names the enclosures, and its closing run shows how wide such a mandala reaches: you who are made of Vatuka, of the yoginis, of the field-protectors, of Ganapati, of the eight Vasus, the twelve Adityas, the eleven Rudras, of all beings, of shruti and smriti and steadiness and faith and wit.