śrītripurasundarīcakrarājastotram

The refuge taken here is the diagram rather than the figure: every verse ends by going for shelter to the Shrichakra, giver of every accomplishment. It is one of six stavas in this corpus spelling the sixteen syllables of the Shodashi mantra down their opening letters, and one of the two that print those syllables as headings. The verses work inward through the enclosures — the seventh reaches the inner ten-cornered wheel called Rakshakara, where Tripuramalini rules unrevealed; the fifteenth arrives at the point itself, with Kameshvara reciting the one great hrim and Kameshvari, an ocean of the essence of compassion, seated on his lap. The last verse calls the diagram the one dwelling of the fifteen syllables and the temple of Shodashi.