śrīmahālakṣmī akṣaramālikā nāmāvalī

A garland of letters — a hundred and more names of Mahalakshmi in which every single name is itself a Lakshmi, one to each syllable of the alphabet in order. To the Lakshmi of the letter A, to the Lakshmi of the unfallen one, to the Lakshmi of food, to the Lakshmi of endlessness, to the Lakshmi of grace, to the Lakshmi of the immortals, to the Lakshmi of nectar. Then the long vowel: to the Lakshmi of the self, to Adilakshmi, to the Lakshmi of bliss, to the Lakshmi of the fresh and moist, to the Lakshmi of health. The device runs the whole way to ksha, and its effect is cumulative rather than descriptive: by the end there is no part of life the litany has not claimed as a form of her.