śrī dakṣiṇakālikā triśatī stotram

The verse form of the three hundred names of Dakshina Kalika that also stand here as a namavali, drawn from the Kali Tantra, where the whole is titled the Sarvamangala Vidya. Unlike the salutation form it keeps the entire apparatus of practice in front of it: the viniyoga naming Kalabhairava as seer, with hrim for the seed, hum for the power and krim for the pin; the placing of those on head, mouth, heart, secret parts, feet and navel; the placing on the hands and on the heart; and a meditation verse before a single name is spoken. A hundred and thirteen verses follow. The names keep to the sound they are built from, and one calls her the treasure of nectar risen out of the ocean of the krim-mantra.