śrītripurasundaryāḥ śatanāmāvaliḥ

A hundred names from the eleventh chapter of the Kalivilasa Tantra, opening on a request for what has not been told in any other tantra. What sets the list apart from the other Tripurasundari litanies here is Vaishnava: among the hundred she is named Radha, mistress of Vrindavana, one worshipped by Vishnu and one worshipped by Hari. The names run in sound-groups rather than by sense — ma- and ha- at the opening, ra- and va- through the middle — so that the litany moves by alliteration as much as by meaning. The closing run turns to red: bright as a red lotus, Raka the full moon, the lovely one, red of body, before ending on the form of the yoginis, the mother of the cosmic egg, and the supreme.