Laghustutih (vrittisameta) 65

65

evaṃ tripurāmantradevatātadupāsanāsthānaphalāni sāmānyenopadiśyātha
tadviśeṣopadidikṣuḥ prathamaṃ nādabindubījabhedena tridhā sthitasya
prathamabījasya niṣkalasakalaniṣkalasakalabhedena tridhāvasthitadaivatasya
māhātmyaṃ dvābhyāṃ ślokābhyāṃ kathayati -

Having thus taught in general the mantra, deity, place of worship, and fruits of Tripurā, now, desiring to teach its particulars, [the author] first describes in two verses the greatness of the first seed syllable, which exists threefold through the distinction of nāda, bindu, and bīja, and whose deity is situated threefold through the distinction of formless, with form and formless, and with form: