শ্ৰীকালীসহস্ৰনামস্তোত্ৰম্

A thousand names of Kali from the twenty-second chapter of the Brihannila Tantra, running to a hundred and seventy-four verses in a dialogue of Bhairava and Parvati. The Goddess opens by holding him to a promise made once while he was absorbed in play, and he agrees to tell what he calls the thousand names that increase the love of those devoted to her. What the list does over that length is gather the whole Goddess into one figure: a single verse can name her the Bhairavi of the cremation ground, Kali, and the crusher of fear, and then Tripura, the supreme mistress, Sundari and Purasundari — the Kali of the burning ground and the Tripurasundari of the Shrividya set side by side with no word of reconciliation between them.