Navigate Change – Kundalini Goddess Ceremony, Brighton

Navigate Change is a Kundalini Goddess Ceremony in Brighton, East Sussex, for anyone standing at a point of transition and wanting to meet it with more trust and less fear. It is held at Energy for Life on Sussex Street and runs for two hours, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. The ceremony is led by the host of a long-running series of Kundalini Goddess Ceremonies across Brighton, St Leonards on Sea, Hastings and Eastbourne.

What to Expect

The theme is stated plainly: to navigate transition with flow and ease, to embrace change and to anchor into trust. The invitation speaks to a familiar tension. We are called to expand and grow, and fear tends to arrive alongside that call. The ceremony gives that tension some room instead of asking you to push past it.

This is a Kundalini-based ceremony in the goddess and divine feminine tradition, the same format the host brings to full moon, new moon and equinox gatherings. Her ceremonies are described as spaces to turn attention inward, be still, listen and receive, and to release what no longer serves, whether that is fear, self-doubt or old patterns. The afternoon slot of two hours leaves space for a considered pace rather than a rushed session.

If you have attended one of her other ceremonies in Brighton, such as a full moon or dark moon gathering, you will recognise the setting and the spirit. If you are new to Kundalini or to ceremony of this kind, a gathering built around a clear, relatable theme like change is a reasonable place to begin.

The Place

Energy for Life is at 75 Sussex St, in the Brighton and Hove area, BN2 0GQ. It is the studio the host has used for a number of her Brighton ceremonies, including full moon, new moon and dark moon gatherings. Sussex Street sits in the Kemp Town side of the city, a short distance from the seafront.

Before You Go

The ceremony is an in-person afternoon event, from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Arriving a little early will help you settle before the ceremony begins. If you want to know about prior experience, what to wear or what to bring, it is worth asking the host directly, as those details are hers to confirm.

The same host also teaches a weekly Embodied Kundalini class in St Leonards on Sea and leads retreats in Glastonbury, which suit those who want to continue the practice beyond a single afternoon.