समाः सुस्थीभूतो जपति विपरीतां यदि सदा
विचिन्त्य त्वां ध्यायन्नतिशयमहाकालसुरताम् ।
तदा तस्य क्षोणीतलविहरमाणस्य विदुषः
कराम्भोजे वश्या पुरहरवधू सिद्धिनिवहाः ॥११॥
samāḥ susthī-bhūto japati viparītāṃ yadi sadā |
vicintya tvāṃ dhyāyann atiśaya-mahākāla-suratām |
tadā tasya kṣoṇī-tala-viharamāṇasya viduṣaḥ |
karāmbhoje vaśyā purahara-vadhū siddhi-nivahāḥ ||11||
śikhariṇī
If, well-composed, he recites Thy mantra for years, ever meditating on Thee united most intensely with Mahākāla in the inverted posture — then for that wise man, wandering the earth, the Consort of the City-Slayer and all the hosts of perfections become servants resting in his lotus-hand.