The text has several Buddhist features, including a verse praising the goddess Chinnamasta; the Buddhist idea of a chandoha, a gathering place; the existence of four elements (not five as in Shaivite tradition); the term kutagara, a multi-storeyed palace; the three vajras (kaya, vak, and citta); trikaya, the Buddhist triple body; and in early versions even the Buddha is associated with bindu, Shiva, and Vishnu. (7.15) In addition the text mentions the Vajrayana notion of svadhisthana yoga, visualising oneself as a god.