śrī bālā triśatī nāmāvalī

Three hundred names of Bala for offering, and the most single-minded litany in this collection: for long stretches every name begins with the same syllable, Aim, which is her seed. She whose form is the sound Aim, whose dwelling is Aim, who is fond of the word Aim, the excellent letter Aim, the whole substance of the seed Aim; and then, further in, she whose form is the imperishable Aim, who is well pleased by the repetition of Aim, whose origin is Aim, mother of the world through Aim, saluted by Brahma through Aim, to be known through Aim. Recited with an offering at each name, the effect is that of the mantra itself repeated three hundred times with a different sense attached each time, which is what a trishati is for.