Phalaśruti 102
The verse that states the fruit of reciting the poem. It is the poem’s own ending, not an addition to it.
। ॥
In plain words
Whoever recites this hymn always, contemplating Ambikā in the mind, this hymn that grants the highest boon, lovely by nature and purifying, a lamp that reveals the form of consciousness, higher and lower, has no need of japa, no need of sacrifices or of austerities that wither the body.
Word for word
This, granting the supreme boon, by nature lovely, purifying, that has acted as a lamp for revealing the higher-and-lower cit-form, the hymn recites always, in the mind contemplating Ambikā: with japas enough, enough, with sacrifices, with excessive body-drying austerities.