śrī kamalā sahasranāma stotram

A thousand names of Kamala from the Padma Purana's description of Kashmir, spoken by Purushottama and called there the heart of Hiranyagarbha. It does not open with names but with an invitation, repeated until it becomes an incantation: I call her, the fortunate, Lakshmi, worshipped in the three worlds — come, come, goddess, lotus-eyed, whose house is made in the lotus of your hand. Come, come, giver of boons, look on me with your own eye; come, come, auspicious one, who are made of righteousness and wealth and desire and release. The thousand names then follow. Beginning a sahasranama with a summons rather than a request to be told it is rare, and it sets the whole text in the register of worship rather than of instruction.