This Sanskrit manuscript presents a detailed ritual manual (paddhati) for the worship of Śrī Cakra, the sacred geometric diagram of the goddess Tripurasundarī in the Śrī Vidyā tradition. The text meticulously prescribes procedures for establishing ritual vessels (pātra), including the conch (śaṅkha) and water pot (kalaśa), alongside complex maṇḍala constructions and the deployment of seed-mantras (bīja) such as aiṃ, klīṃ, and sauḥ. Notable features include the integration of directional worship (digpāla), the six-limbed nyāsa (ṣaḍaṅga), and the invocation of multiple deities within a hierarchical cosmology. The manuscript exhibits characteristics of late medieval Tantric praxis, blending elements of the Kaula and Samaya traditions with precise architectural specifications for the devīmaṇḍapa.
