śrīdatta mālā mantraḥ

Salutations to Lord Ganesha. Parvati said: Tell me the Mala Mantra, as I am dear to you. Ishvara said: Listen, O Goddess, I shall reveal to you the supreme Mala Mantra.

Om. Salutations to Lord Dattatreya, who is satisfied by mere remembrance, the remover of great fears, the bestower of supreme knowledge, the embodiment of consciousness and bliss, who assumes the forms of a child, a madman, or a spirit, the great yogi, the Avadhuta, the sinless one, the increaser of Anasuya’s joy, the son of Atri, and the bestower of the fruits of all desires. Om. Liberator from the bonds of worldly existence. Aam. Accomplisher of the impossible. Hrim. Bestower of all divine powers. Kraum. Attractor of the unattainable. Aim. Bestower of eloquence. Klim. Controller of the three worlds. Sauh. Agitator of all minds. Shrim. Bestower of great prosperity. Glaum. Bestower of sovereignty over the earth. Dram. The eternal one. Vashat. Control, control. Vaushat. Attract, attract. Hum. Repel, repel. Phat. Eradicate, eradicate. Thah Thah. Paralyze, paralyze. Khem Khem. Destroy, destroy. Namah. Perfect, perfect. Svaha. Nourish, nourish. Sever and destroy the mantras, yantras, and tantras of others. Ward off all malevolent planetary influences. Annihilate all diseases. Remove all sorrows. Drive away poverty. Nourish this body. Satisfy this mind. You are the essence of all mantras, the essence of all yantras, the essence of all tantras, and the essence of all sacred syllables. Om. Salutations to the Great Siddha. Svaha.

Thus, the Sri Datta Mala Mantra in the Dattatreya Upanishad is complete.