Laghustutih (vrittisameta) 150
Laghustutiḥ (vṛttisametā) 150
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- Sanskrit
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ārbhaṭyā śaśikhaṇḍamaṇḍitajaṭājūṭāṃ nṛmuṇḍasrajaṃ
bandhūkaprasavāruṇāmbaradharāṃ pretāsanādhyāsinīm .
tvāṃ dhyāyanti caturbhujāṃ trinayanāmāpīnatuṅgastanīṃ
madhye nimnavalitrayāṅkitatanuṃ tvadrūpasaṃvittaye .. 11 ..
With aggressive energy, they meditate, for the realization of your true nature, on you
whose matted locks are adorned with the crescent moon, who wear a garland of human skulls,
who wear a garment red as the bandhūka blossom, who sit upon a corpse seat,
who are four-armed, three-eyed, with full and high breasts,
and whose slender body is marked in the middle by three folds.
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- Laghustutivṛtti — Sanskrit
Linked texts (1)
- Divyatattva — Devanātha 1629, Sanskrit