In śrīvidyā, contemplation on the chief emanations of Lalitā is done through the recitation of Raśmimālā. This string of mantras is revealed in Paraśurāma Kalpasūtra. A much longer version of the same is found in the older Dattātreya Saṃhitā, from which the Kalpasūtra seems to derive its shorter form. The shorter version is said to correspond to Pañcadaśī and the longer to ṣoḍaśī.
There is a similar Mālā associated with Lord Prāsāda Parameśvara, named Chidraśmimālā, which is recited after contemplating on the Raśmimālā of Mahātripurasundarī. While the former is recited in the morning, the latter is meditated upon during midnight. Mention of it can also be seen in Mucukunda Sahasranāma. Below is the popular list, but our lineage follows a slightly different form said to be from Chidambara Tantra.
This Raśmimālā constitutes of the following mantras:
1. Gāyatrī
2. Medhā Dakṣiṇāmūrti
3. Sāmba Dakṣiṇāmūrti
4. Shuddha Dakṣiṇāmūrti
5. Haṃsa Dakṣiṇāmūrti
6. Mahāpāśupatāstra
7. Aghorāstra
8. Vaṭuka Bhairava aṣṭākṣarī
9. Chaṇḍīśvara
10. Svarṇākarṣaṇa Bhairava
11. Umā Maheśvara
12. Rudrāṣṭākṣarī
13. Mṛtasañjīvanī
14. Mṛtyuñjaya
15. Mahāmṛtyuñjaya
16. Pārvatī ṣaḍakṣarī
17. Gaurī ṣoḍaśākṣarī
18. SvayaṃvarāPārvatī
19. Shivakāmasundarī
20. Tripurā
21. Chintāmaṇi
22. Parāprāsāda
23. Praṇava
24. Haṃsa
25. Shivapañcākṣarī
26. Shaivaṣaḍakṣarī
27. Maheśvara
28. Prāsāda
29. Chidambara mantra
30. Shiva Gāyatrī
31. Shivasaṃpuṭa Gāyatrī
32. Pārijāteśvarī
33. Haṃsa Pañcākṣarī
34. Avahantī vidyā
35. Chidambareśvara
36. Viśveśvarānuṣṭup
37. Nīlakaṇṭhānuṣṭup
38. Mṛtyuñjayānuṣṭup
39, Gaurīvallabhānuṣṭup
40. Pañcabrahma vidyā
41. Tvaritā
42. Sharabheśvara