śrībālātripurasundarīsahasranāmastotram (viṣṇuyāmale)

A thousand names of Bala Tripurasundari from the Vishnuyamala, opening with the request that frames it: lord, treasury of compassion, who has spoken the whole of doctrine, my wish now is to hear and to hold the thousand mantra-names of Bala Tripurasundari; of your kindness you alone are fit to tell me. The names that follow keep to what this goddess is understood to be — the three-syllabled one, the young form of the great Tripurasundari, the power of speech, the seed of the alphabet — and turn repeatedly on youth, on the number three, and on the letter Aim. It is the longest of the several Bala thousand-name texts collected here, and its verses carry the names rather than being interrupted by ritual placement.