শ্ৰী যক্ষিণী কৱচ (যোগিনীনাযিকাস্তোত্ৰম্)

An armour for the yakshini rites, spoken by Unmatta Bhairava, and it is unlike anything else here in that it has a blank in it. Its viniyoga names Garga as seer and Gayatri as metre, and then the deity is given as amuki yakshini — so-and-so the yakshini — with the practitioner expected to supply the name of the particular one he is working with. That single word tells you what class of text this is: not a hymn to a goddess but a template for a procedure, drawn from the Damara literature, which the opening verses say outright is where it was disclosed. It promises that the yakshini comes of her own accord to the one who merely knows the armour. It is filed here without a routing deity, since the yakshini-nayikas are not a Puranic goddess and no collection page claims them.