It can't happen that elixir is not raining, because had it not been, 'life' won't have sustained on our planet. Since many ages elixir has been propagated to be rarest of the rare things, but actually such assumption is a consequence of gross ignorance of mankind. Elixir, in reality, is available in abundance; as much as it's raining without a break.

Elixir is what makes life bloom; and not something merely needed at the time of death. Had elixir only been a medicine against death and nothing more, man would have never required it after taking it once; and also our earth would have become over-crowded with immortals. It's very justice of the nature that elixir of such imaginary kind actually never existed.

Scriptural Hinduism also talks about elixir, but in a different sense. It dispels the idea of elixir being some beverage, juice or something else in the physical form. If it was so, it had been only limited and constrained. Hinduism, on the contrary, inclines to avail elixir for all, and in abundance too. Therefore it couldn't be in the physical form. Hinduism transforms it into 'thoughts' form - abundant and unconstrained for all. It advocates that elixir must become a great 'utility' for when one is living and not when he is dying. These 'elixir-thoughts', since ancient times, have been recorded in writing; and are called scriptures. By this method, the elixir, very true to its name, has become eternal.

This book 'Elixir is Raining' is an effort to convince you that elixir is not something rare for your attainment. In fact it is there in abundance for your avail. Being in form of 'thoughts' it is easy and highly useful in one's life. Beware, it's not about Hinduism or any particular faith-system; but elixir is the equal deserving of all. It may be merely a personal limitation of author, that been born in a Hindu family, he acquaints Hindu precepts and doctrines more. Ignoring the tag of Hinduism, elixir is the equal deserving of all, and ever.

Following in this book is a collection of 500 true 'elixir-thoughts'. Even though (most of) these have been adopted from the ancient encrypted scriptures, immense care has been taken to simplify their interpretations and contexts for your reading. These thoughts are not cult or derived from some extremism; these are only for your beneficence. 

And, at the end of this book, useful glossary has also been given.