Verse 33

स्मरं योनिं लक्ष्मीं त्रितयमिदमादौ तव मनो- र्निधायैके नित्ये निरवधिमहाभोगरसिकाः। भजन्ति त्वां चिन्तामणिगुननिबद्धाक्षवलयाः शिवाग्नौ जुह्वन्तः सुरभिघृतधाराहुतिशतैः॥

smaraṁ yōniṁ lakṣmīṁ tritayam idam ādau tava manōr nidhāyāikē nityē niravadhi-mahā-bhōga-rasikāḥ। bhajanti tvāṁ cintāmaṇi-guna-nibaddhākṣa-valayāḥ śivāgnau juhvantaḥ surabhi-ghṛta-dhārā-huti-śataiḥ॥

Translation

Placing Kamadeva, Shakti, and Lakshmi in your mind at first, O eternal one, those relishing boundless great enjoyment worship you with rosaries bound by wish-fulfilling gem qualities, offering hundreds of fragrant ghee-stream oblations in Shiva’s fire.

Word by word

smaraṁ
Kamadeva
yōniṁ
source (or Shakti)
lakṣmīṁ
Lakshmi
tritayam
triad
idam
this
ādau
at first
tava
your
manōḥ
of mind
nidhāya
placing
aikē
in one
nityē
eternal
niravadhi
boundless
mahā-bhōga
great enjoyment
rasikāḥ
relishers
bhajanti
worship
tvāṁ
you
cintāmaṇi
wish-fulfilling gem
guna
qualities
nibaddha
bound
akṣa-valayāḥ
with rosary beads
śiva
Shiva
agnau
in fire
juhvantaḥ
offering
surabhi
fragrant
ghṛta-dhārā
ghee-stream
huti
oblations
śataiḥ
with hundreds

Meaning

Devotees meditate on the triad of Kamadeva (desire), Shakti (power), and Lakshmi (wealth) as aspects of the Goddess, worshipping her eternal form with cintāmaṇi-like rosaries and offerings of ghee in a ritual fire symbolizing Shiva. In Śrīvidyā, this represents tantric worship integrating desire, power, and prosperity into devotion, with the Goddess as the ultimate reality. The verse reflects Shakta practice, where ritual and meditation unite to achieve spiritual and material fulfillment.