The mantroddhāra cipher made executable — name a syllable by its grid coordinates, or decode one back. Seeded with attested examples from the Brahma-yāmala and the Bījanighaṇṭu, plus the 159 named-mantra recipes of the Śāradātilaka.
16 vowels + 33 consonants. Click any consonant to load it into Compose. BY ch. II names consonants both by varga+position and by absolute ordinal.
The six Yoginī mantras extracted by coordinates (vv. 6–10), each click-loadable.
| Syllable | Coordinate recipe | Encodes | Source |
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| Element | Goddess | Source |
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| Ending | Yogeśī | Source |
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The complementary code-word naming system (krodhīśa = ka, etc.). Decode tab resolves any code-word.
| Bīja | Epithets | Source |
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The classic mantraśāstra digest of Lakṣmaṇadeśikendra (with
Rāghavabhaṭṭa's Padārthādarśa). 159 named mantras across 25 paṭalas,
each with its deity, ṛṣi/chandas, construction, and ŚT citation. This is the
same overlay the bot consults — mantraśāstra, not a doctrinal source. Cite as
ŚT C.V–W.
🔊 Where a recipe's realized mantra has been curated, it renders sound by sound — tap any akṣara to hear it on its own, ▶ syllables to hear each sound in turn, or ▶ word for a slow, connected chant of the whole mantra. Audio uses a browser speech voice (the nearest available to Sanskrit): treat it as an approximate pronunciation guide, not authentic recitation. Recipes still being curated show their construction prose only.
Chrome tip: if you hear nothing, pick a voice marked ✓ (or a “Google” one) and press Test. Drag Syllable length right to draw out each akṣara — at the slow end one sound can be held for several seconds. Exact length depends on the voice (the Web Speech API sets speed, not a fixed duration), so tune it by ear.