Tantrasara (Krishnananda) 2.p425

2.p425

arddhendumaulimaruṇāmamarābhivandyā-
mambhojapāśaśṛṇipūrṇakapālahastām .
raktāṅgarāgavasanābharaṇāṃ trinetrāṃ dhyāyecchivasya vanitāṃ
madavihvalāṅgīm ..
evaṃ dhyātvā mānasaiḥ saṃpūjya śaṅkhasthāpanaṃ kuryāt .. 86 ..
tataḥ pīṭhapūjāṃ vidhāya keśareṣu jayādi pīṭha śaktīḥ saṃpūjya
madhye hrīṃ sarvaśaktikamalāsanāya namaḥ ityantaṃ sampūjya
punardhyātvā āvāhanādi pañcapuṣpāñjalidānaparyantaṃ
vidhyāya āvaraṇapūjāmārabhet:

"Crested with the crescent moon, crimson, worthy of being saluted by the immortals, / her hands holding a lotus, a noose, a goad, and a full skull-cup; / having red body ointments, garments, and ornaments, three-eyed, one should meditate on the wife of Śiva, / whose limbs are languid with intoxication."
Having thus meditated, and worshipped with mental offerings, one should perform the installation of the conch. (86)
Then, having performed the worship of the seat, and having worshipped the seat-powers, Jayā and the others, upon the filaments, and having worshipped in the centre ending with "hrīṃ sarvaśaktikamalāsanāya namaḥ", and having meditated again, and having performed [the rites] up to the offering of five handfuls of flowers beginning with the invocation, one should begin the worship of the enclosures: