The Classification and Explanation of Yakṣiṇī Mantras
Kālī and Tārā Vidyās
तारो यथागता निद्रा सदृक्षेकभृगुर्विषम् । सदीर्घस्मृतिरौ साक्षौ महाकालो भगान्वितः ॥ ९० ॥
tāro yathāgatā nidrā sadṛkṣekabhṛgurviṣam | sadīrghasmṛtirau sākṣau mahākālo bhagānvitaḥ || 90 ||
وهذه الأسماء تُذكر: تارا؛ يثاغاتا («كما قد صار»)؛ نِدرا (النوم)؛ سَدْرِكشا؛ إيكابهريغو؛ فيشا (السُّم)؛ سَديرغَسْمْرِتي؛ راو؛ ساكشا (الشاهد)؛ مهاكالا (الزمن العظيم)؛ وبهاغانفيتا (المتّصف بسلطانٍ ربّاني).
Narada (enumerative instruction within a technical/vedanga-style listing)
Vrata: none
Primary Rasa: shanta
Secondary Rasa: none
Its significance lies in preserving a precise catalogue of sacred/technical names—an archival style common to Vedanga-oriented passages—supporting correct remembrance, recitation, and transmission of Vedic knowledge.
Indirectly: by emphasizing accurate naming and remembrance, it supports disciplined śravaṇa and smaraṇa (hearing and recollection), which are foundational practices that sustain Bhakti through correct tradition.
A Vedanga-like method of ordered enumeration and terminology—useful for Vyākaraṇa/Nirukta-style clarity—where exact words and names are preserved to avoid corruption in recitation and meaning.