Narayanita

Anita – Narayanita

Professional qualification: Ordained minister with official certification

Spiritual title: High Priestess

Place of service: Budapest, Magyarország

Why I became an ordained minister?

I chose ordination because I felt deeply that this was the path appointed for me. This vocation allows me to live my calling: to serve and support others through ceremonies, and to honor the sacred moments of life with dignity.

For me, ordination is not about titles or recognition, but about service: creating an atmosphere where devotion, depth, and connection can be born. It is about sacred moments in which people can sense who they truly are in the deepest truth.

About me

I was born and live in Budapest, from where my service begins. My spiritual journey spans decades, drawing from many traditions: Buddhism, Vaishnavism, Hinduism, Christianity, Zen masters, spiritual communities, and universal teachings.

The essence of my vocation is to help others through ceremonies, teaching, and spiritual support: whether in weddings, farewells, blessings, or healing rituals.

My mission

• To create a spiritual environment: where everyone can feel at home, regardless of religious background.

• To lead ceremonies: that are not merely formal events, but profound, sacred experiences for all present.

• To offer spiritual guidance and support: so that people may discover their inner light and experience inner peace.

What I hope to achieve through ordination?

Through ordination, I hope to be an instrument and messenger of the Source, revealing its greatness and many faces to those who seek. My deepest intention is to help people awaken to their original nature: the love, compassion, and light that have always dwelt within them.

I long to serve others in times of difficulty and celebration, creating intimate spaces where they may encounter the divine – within themselves and in one another. My ultimate goal is not only to lead ceremonies, but to bring healing, devotion, and connection with the Source, so that every person may remember who they truly are and live in harmony with that truth.

Religious and spiritual affiliations

• Hare Krishna movement

• Hinduism

• Christianity

• Spiritualism

• Theravāda Buddhism

• Unitarian Universalism

• Vaishnavism

• Vedanta

• Zen

• Other spiritual traditions

Further information

My spiritual path weaves through my entire life. It began in childhood with Christian sacraments, and later I explored many traditions: Jehovah’s Witnesses, Pentecostal communities, Mormons, Hare Krishna, Hindu and Buddhist groups.

Over the past decades I have served in many ways: distributing food, leading prayers, performing Narasimha purification rituals, and supporting others in their spiritual practices. Though I am newer to officiating weddings and funerals, I bring over 25 years of lived spiritual experience and interfaith engagement, enabling me to lead ceremonies with depth, authenticity, and wholehearted devotion.

My spiritual path cannot be confined to a single tradition. While I draw deeply from Hindu and Buddhist teachings, I also honor the wisdom of nature-based spirituality and the universal truths that transcend all religions.

I see myself as an interfaith minister, guided by the Source, which reveals itself in countless forms. My mission is to create spaces where people from all backgrounds feel at home; to celebrate life’s turning points with authenticity; and to remind people of their original, divine nature.

For me, every tradition is a doorway, and each leads back to the same living truth.

What makes my ceremonies unique?

The uniqueness of my ceremonies lies in the care and safety I offer to all who participate. I do not see them as mere formal events, but as sacred occasions where lives, stories, and hearts meet. I strive for each ceremony to reflect the unique path, values, and love of those involved, while opening the way toward the fullness of the Source.

My role is to bring calm, intimacy, and authenticity, so that everyone present may feel something of the sacredness of the moment and remember that love itself is divine in nature.

Travel availability

I am available in Budapest and at other locations in Hungary within reasonable travel distance (details by arrangement).

Offered services in Hungarian language

• Weddings

• Same-sex weddings

• Renewal of vows

• Baptisms / initiation ceremonies

• Funerals and farewells

• Home and space blessings

• Spiritual space cleansing (with incense, prayer, mantras)

• Spiritual healing

• General ministerial service

• Spiritual guidance and support

Additional information

When I speak of „space cleansing,” I mean spiritual purification rituals: using incense, prayers, and sacred mantras to restore harmony and balance. These are always performed with compassion and respect, never in a confrontational way.