Kālikāsṛkaṃ stotraṃ

This is a Kālikāsṛkaṃ stotraṃ text, a part of Tantra Kaumudī written by Devanātha Ṭhakkura Tarkapañcānana (He is also known as Saptakaumudīkāra, son of Govinda Ṭhakkura pupil of Soma Bhaṭṭa; native of Mithilā; patronized by Malladeva Nara Nārāyaṇa (1555-87 A. D.) Tantra Kaumudī is a significant compendium of rituals and mantras, particularly in the traditions of Bengal and Nepal. The text Kālikāsṛkaṃ stotraṃ describes the term Asṛk literally means "blood." In the context of this stotra, it refers to the deep, esoteric connection between the life-force, the sacrificial essence, and the terrifying yet motherly form of Goddess Kali. The stotra has completed in 8 verse and a single for the scribe name and date. The letters are in the manuscripts is ussually biggar that other manuscripts in the end of the folio scribe name and date has mentioned. (see NCC. vol. 9 pg. 110 b) The manuscript itself is complete but the tex is incomplete.