Tantrasara (Krishnananda) 2.p507

2.p507

kālābhrābhāṃ kaṭākṣairarikubhayadāṃ maulibaddhendurekhāṃ,
śaṅkhaṃ cakraṃ kṛpāṇaṃ triśikhamapi karairudvahantīṃ trinetrām .
siṃhaskandhādhirūṇāṃ tribhuvanamakhilaṃ tejasā pūryantīṃ,
dhyāyeddurgāṃ jayākhyāṃ tridaśaparivṛtāṃ sevitāṃ
siddhikāmaiḥ .
evaṃ dhyātvā mānasaiḥ sampūjya arghyasthānaṃ kuryāt .. 15 ..

Resplendent like a dark cloud, terrifying enemies with her glances, bearing the crescent moon bound in her crest, / holding in her hands a conch, discus, sword, and trident, three-eyed,
mounted upon the shoulders of a lion, filling the entire three worlds with her splendor, / one should meditate upon Durgā named Jayā, surrounded by the gods and attended by those desiring spiritual perfections. / Having thus meditated and worshipped with mental offerings, one should prepare the vessel for the arghya offering. (15)