Anandakanda 1.2.153

1.2.153

hāṃ ādhāraśaktyai namaḥ /
hrīṃ kūrmāya namaḥ /
hrūṃ anantāya namaḥ /
hraiṃ pṛthivyai namaḥ /
hrauṃ kandāya namaḥ /
aṅkurāya nālāya karṇikebhyaḥ dalebhyaḥ kesarebhyaḥ karṇikāyai tanmadhye dharmāya jñānāya vairāgyāya aiśvaryāya adharmāya ajñānāya avairāgyāya anaiśvaryāya namaḥ /
hṛdambhojasthitaṃ devaṃ saha devyā maheśvari /
āvāhayetsāvaraṇaṃ svāṅgaśaktisamanvitam //

‘Hāṃ, homage to the Support Śakti.
Hrīṃ, homage to the Tortoise.
Hrūṃ, homage to Ananta.
Hraiṃ, homage to the Earth.
Hrauṃ, homage to the Root.
Homage to the Sprout, to the Stalk, to the Pericarps, to the Petals, to the Filaments, to the Pericarp; and in its center, homage to Dharma, to Knowledge, to Detachment, to Sovereignty, to Non-dharma, to Ignorance, to Non-detachment, and to Absence of Sovereignty.’
O Maheśvarī, one should invoke the God residing in the heart-lotus together with the Goddess,
accompanied by their surrounding retinue and endowed with the Śaktis of his own limbs.