Library

NIKHIL VATIKA Spiritual Research Centre NIKHIL VATIKA SPRITUAL RESEARCH CENTRE is a spiritual research Centre in ancient spiritual knowledge and main objectives are to conserve, research and educate people in spiritual heritage.

In this course Nikhil Vatika trust opens a digital library also in which more than 70000 spiritual books of various spiritual subjects are stored digitally. This is a very big task and it took us 5 years of hardship, contacts etc. to get access of thousands of rare spiritual books.

RARE SPIRITUAL LIBRARY is a Digital Library situated at Navodaya Nagar, Haridwar, Uttarakhand and has Rare Collection of Thousands of Rare Book on Astrology, Mantra, Tantra, Ayurveda, Yoga, and Rare Collection of old & Unpublished Books. Also, we have collected rare copies of manuscripts and rare books.

This library is purely formed for spiritual categories only and we have focus primarily on spiritual subjects only. Our aim is to conserve all the ancient treasures in digital formats so that it becomes rich heritage for coming generations. Many old texts, manuscripts and books have been lost due to non-preservation so we have taken an initiative to preserve all spiritual texts digitally for their conservation.

More then 10,000+ Books on Tantra, 2,000+ Books of Astrology, 3000+ Books on Yoga, 5000+ Books of Ayurveda & much more.

More than 25000 thousand of English books are also available in different categories.

Rare Collection of Books around more than 400 Years old & many Hand Written Books.

Up to now we have collected around 70000+ books on spiritual categories and it’s still increasing. Our aim is to build the world biggest library for spiritual books only.

So much hard work had been done to setup this library and we have moved from different Ashrams all over India especially Haridwar and Rishikesh and request them to provide us the rare books and hand written texts and we thanks all of them to support us. Also, we request all to donate any rare spiritual books in digital or any formats for their conservation.