Shree Hita Ambrish Ji | Spiritual Mentor

About Hita

Hita Ambrish is a spiritual mentor from Vrindavan, India with a refreshing take on devotion to divine. He spent his childhood and completed his education in Hisar, Haryana, India. As a child also, Ambrish ji always had an inclination towards spirituality. At a very tender age, he was an avid reader of scriptures like Ram Charitra Manas, Shrimad Bhagwat and Gurbaani. He has been delivering spiritual discourses, since 2010 on 'Bhakti Yoga'. He elucidates 'Seva' as the purest form of love towards the divine power. He has been actively conducting interactive sessions for youth on various forums encouraging them to be master of their own self.

HITA DISCOURSES

Due to the current global pandemic of COVID-19, all future discourses and sessions by Hita Ambrish are postponed until further notice.

Hita Ras

COLLECTION OF DISCOURSES BY HITA AMBRISH

Bhaktmaal Charitra

Bhakmal Charitra is a collection of discourses by Hita Ambrish ji on inspiring biographies of devotees in Shree Bhaktmal by Shree Nabha Ji.

Krishna Ras

Krishna Ras comprises of discourses by Hita Ambrish diving into the glory of divine pastimes (leelas) of Shree Radha-Krishna's eternal divinity.

Vrindavan

Ras Upasana

Hita Vrindanan Ras Upasana is a collection of discourses on Shree Hita Vrindavan and its eternal devotion sung by saints and sages of Hita sampradaye.

Bhakti Sutra

Bhakti Sutra is collection of aphorisms of devotion by saints like Narad ji, Tulsi Das ji, etc beautifully discoursed by Hita Ambrish.

Utsav

"Utsava means elevation of life energy", says Hita Ambrish. Join the divine experience by celebrating Prakatya utsavas, Radhashtami, Janamashtami and many more.

Decoding Gita By Hita

Decoding Gita by Hita, a journey from confusion to conclusion is an endeavour to make Bhagwat Gita comprehensible in the light of real life challenges.

Hita Samman

Hita Ambrish was awarded the Aadarsh Yuva Adhyatmik Guru Puraskar at the 10th Bharatiya Chhatra Sansad (Indian Student Parliament)held at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, India on the 21st February 2020, for outstanding contribution to the spiritual renaissance in India and promoting Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam.