aShTAdashashaktipITha stotram ..

In Lanka, the Shankari Devi, Kamakshi, resides in Kanchikapur.

In Paradayum, the Shringhaladevi, Chamundi, shines like a fierce flame.

In Lampur, the Yogulamba, on the sacred Shreeshaile, is revered as Bharamarambika.

In Kolhapur, the Mahalakshmi graces the land of Mahur, as the divine Kavirika.

In Ujjain, the Mahakali, the revered Peethika, brings forth blessings.

In Odhyaya, the Girijadevi, adorned with the gem of Manikya, blesses Dakshavata.

In Harikshetra, the Kamaroopa, in Prayag, is the beloved Madhaveshwari.

In Jwalaya, the Vaishnavi Devi, in Gaya, is the auspicious Mangala Gaurika.

In Varanasi, the Vishalakshi, in Kashmira, is the embodiment of Saraswati.

The sixteen sacred Peethas are indeed rare, even for the yogis.

One who recites this at dusk shall see the destruction of all foes.

It is divine, healing all ailments, bestowing prosperity and auspiciousness.

Thus concludes the praise of the sixteen Shakti Peethas.