Being the Shat-Chakra-Nirupana and Paduka-Panchaka — two works of Laya Yoga, translated from the Sanskrit, with introductions and commentary by Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe).
Fourth Edition.
"We pray to the Paradevata united with Shiva, whose substance is the pure nectar of bliss, red like unto vermilion, the young flower of the hibiscus, and the sunset sky; who, having cleft Her way through the mass of sound issuing from the clashing and the dashing of the two winds in the midst of Sushumna, rises to that brilliant Energy which glitters with the lustre of ten million lightnings. May She, Kundalini, who quickly goes to and returns from Shiva, grant us the fruit of Yoga! She being awakened is the Cow of Plenty to Kaulas, and the Kalpa Creeper of all things desired for those who worship Her" — Sharada Tilaka, xxv, 70.
