A necklace of gems and gold, with a pearl pendant, adorning her throat! (Ratna-graiveya-cintāka-lola-muktā-phalānvitā)

In the realm of adornments, behold a sight divine,
Mother Lalitha's necklace, a treasure so fine.
With gems and gold entwined, it gleams with grace,
Dangling in splendor, adorning Her neck's embrace.

Amidst this masterpiece, a pendant softly sways,
A pearl of purity, casting shimmering rays.
But its significance transcends mere fashion's allure,
A metaphor profound, a wisdom to endure.

For the pendant's dance resembles the wandering mind,
Those who cannot fix their gaze, they're called unrefined.
Lola-s they are, unable to meditate and see,
Her complete form, from head to foot, pure and free.

Yet, blessed are the souls who in devotion persist,
Muktā-s they're named, their minds completely kissed.
For they can envision Her radiant entirety,
And in that vision, they find their divinity.

Lola-muktā-phalānvitā, these words do impart,
The rewards that befall, guided by the heart.
The prayers of the lola-s and muktā-s are weighed,
According to their focus, the path that they've laid.

In worship of Her, keep your mind steady and still,
Unwavering, focused, with resolute will.
Let distractions fade, let your thoughts find repose,
Embrace Her in your heart, where divine love flows.

Oh, Mother Lalitha, with your necklace so grand,
Grant us the grace to be muktā-s, as we stand,
May our minds find solace in your radiant form,
And in our devotion, may we weather life's storm.

-Mani