Vimarsha
This stotram reflects on the nature of consciousness and the divine power of Lalita, highlighting the importance of introspection and understanding.
नैसर्गिकी स्फुरत्ता विमर्शरूपास्य वर्तते शक्तिः । तद्योगादेव शिवो जगदुत्पादयति पाति संहारति ॥
Naisargikii Sphurattaa Vimarsha-Ruupaasya Vartate Shaktih Tad-Yogaad-Eva Shivo Jagad-Utpaadayati Paati Samhaarati Varivasya Rahashya 1.4
As the inherent pulsation (Sphuratta) of the form of Vimarsha (Divine deliberation), abides Shakti (united with Shiva), United with that indeed Shiva creates the World, protects it (i.e. sustains it) and finally absorbs it (within Him).
सावश्यं विज्ञेया यत्परिणामादभूदेषा । अर्थमयी शब्दमयी चक्रमयी देहमय्यपि च सृष्टिः ॥
Saa-vashyam Vijnyeyaa Yat-Parinnaamaad-Abhuud-Essaa Arthamayii Shabdamayii Cakramayii Dehamayy-Api Ca Srssttih Varivasya Rahashya 1.5
She of necessity should be known (by all means), by whose transformation (Parinama) has appeared ... ... the entire creation; The great creation (full of wonders) which is Arthamayi (of the nature of objects associated with meanings), Shabdamayi (of the nature of words associated with sounds), Chakramayi (of the nature of chakras associated with bodies) and Dehamayi (of the nature of bodies containing within itself the entire creation as microcosm) (She Who is playing outside is also playing within us).