Spring Equinox Ceremony

The Spring Equinox Ceremony is an evening Kundalini Goddess ceremony at Humble Hub in St Leonards on Sea, near Hastings in East Sussex. It is written for people drawn to Kundalini practice, women's circles and seasonal ritual who want to mark the turn of the year in company. The invitation is to ignite your creative fire as the light returns.

The ceremony is part of a regular rhythm of gatherings held by the same host across the Sussex coast. These include full moon and new moon ceremonies, beach ceremonies in St Leonards, Brighton and Eastbourne, a weekly Kundalini class, and retreats in Glastonbury. Humble Hub has been one of the host's settings for ceremony in St Leonards, including full moon, manifesting, and healing and release gatherings.

What to Expect

The ceremony runs for an hour and a half in the evening, from 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm. It is framed around the spring equinox, the point in the year when day and night stand in balance and the growing season begins. The theme is creative fire: what you are ready to start, tend and bring into the world as the days lengthen.

The format is a Kundalini Goddess ceremony. This is a guided group practice rooted in Kundalini yoga and held as a ritual gathering rather than a standard exercise class. It is an evening for stepping out of the ordinary pace, marking a seasonal threshold, and setting an intention with others doing the same.

The Place

Humble Hub is at 4-5 Shepherd Street in St Leonards on Sea, in the TN38 postcode, within Hastings and St Leonards on the East Sussex coast. An evening start suits people coming from work or from elsewhere along the coast, and the venue sits in the town itself.

Before You Go

The ceremony is a gentle entry point to Kundalini-style practice in a group setting, and nothing in the description asks for previous experience. If you are new to the host's work, the regular ceremonies and classes in St Leonards give a good sense of the style and the kind of room it creates. Arriving a little early, dressed comfortably and ready to be still, is a sensible way to settle in before the evening begins.