śrīlalitā catuḥṣaṣṭyupacārasaṅgrahaḥ

The sixty-four services of the Shrividya worship, gathered into twenty-odd verses and offered in the mind. The sequence is followed exactly as a manual would give it and each verse names two or three of the acts in turn: seated on Kamesha's lap, receive the water for the feet; the ornaments are taken off and scented oil offered; then the jewelled earrings, the nose ornament, the pair of tatankas, and lac for the lips; then the rinsing of the mouth with clear Ganges water after she has been gladdened. The closing verse says plainly what the text is — that Narayana gathered the sixty-four into a little over twenty verses for the pleasure of the supreme Mother — and names him the son of Shri Purushottama, living at Mysore.