শ্ৰীত্ৰিপুৰসুন্দৰীমানসপূজনস্তোত্ৰম্

A worship performed in the mind by Samaraja Dikshita, whose initiation name the colophon gives as Satyanandanatha and who calls the work a wick set in the lamp of worship. It differs from the longer mental worship in this corpus, the one attributed to Shankara, by staying close to the body and the ornament rather than walking the enclosures of the diagram: the argha offered in a lotus-hand with fruit and flowers and fresh sandal, toe-rings of red gems above feet dyed with lac, a leaf-design drawn in musk that the corner of Shiva's eye is caught upon. Partway through, the metre changes and a run of verses opens on jaya devi, jaya devi. Its dedication is to those who keep the samaya.