śrīśaktimahimnastotram (tripurāmbikāmahimnastotram)

Sixty-six verses given in the colophon to Durvasas and set in the Bhava section of the Shiva Rahasya, where the fuller title is the greatness of Tripurambika. Its middle is a piece of Shrividya doctrine in verse: the Shrichakra is called the treasury at the root of the Veda and at the same time the very wheel of the world, made of light, its letters presided over, ringed by red goddesses who are themselves made of the mantra, with the Goddess herself in the middle on the point-throne. The closing verse leaves doctrine for something plainer and larger: in high views and in low your form shines out, Devi, as the fire blazes equally in the sacrificial enclosure and in an outcaste's house.