Matangi reminds us that nothing is ever truly impure if we approach it with reverence. She shows us how to claim our voices, tap into intuition, and find liberation by fully owning who we are—messy, magnificent, and unapologetically real.

She’s often called the “outcast goddess” because she embraces what society rejects, teaching us to see the divine in the places we overlook. Her offerings aren’t about perfection; they’re the leftovers, the unconventional, the things most would dismiss.

She’s one of the Mahavidyas in Hindu tantra, a divine guide for those walking paths less traveled, breaking through societal norms to find deeper meaning.