śrī mahāvārāhī aṣṭottaraśatadivyanāma stotra

A hundred and eight divine names of Mahāvārāhī in verse, carrying a fuller ritual frame than any other name-text in this group. Its viniyoga names Śiva himself as seer and jagatī as the metre, with glauṁ for the seed, aiṁ for the power, and the fourfold ṭhaḥ ṭhaḥ ṭhaḥ ṭhaḥ for the pin — that last being the sound-form of svāhā, and the mark of the Vārāhī mantras specifically. The placing that follows sets seer on the head, metre on the mouth, deity in the heart, seed and power below, before a single name is spoken. The names themselves close on her most solitary aspect rather than her most royal: the great goddess dancing, dwelling always in the cremation ground, who carries off every distress at the mere remembering.