। ॥ ११ ॥
In plain words
Rising from the root, climbing at last to Brahma-cakra, the Yogī comes, O Mother, to attain and dwell upon the Nādas — sounds that share the seat of your own divine Cakreśvarīs, and yield hosts of Mahāsiddhis as freely as a Kalpadruma, the wishing-tree, yields its fruit.
Close to the Sanskrit
Starting from the root and having reached Brahma-cakra, the Yogī attains, O Mother, and contemplates those Nādas which share the abodes of your divine Cakreśvarīs and resemble Kalpadrumas yielding hosts of Mahāsiddhis.