The Changeless Nature

98 The Changeless Naturebecause, being immortal and having attained the state of peace,there is no opportunity for the evil of death.234 because the victors, whose nature is uncreate,have been forever perfectly at peaceand because they are most suited as refuge and so forthfor those without a source of refuge.235 The first seven reasons demonstrate the form kayas' permanenceand the last three demonstrate the dharmakayas permanence.236 Since it is ineffable, consists of the ultimately true,is not the object of intellectual investigation,is beyond example, is peerless and comprisedof neither conditioned existence nor 'peace',it is the domain of the buddhas,inconceivable for even the deeply-realised.237 Inconceivable because it is ineffable,ineffable because it is the ultimately true,ultimately true because it cannot be investigated intellectuallyintellectually uninvestigatable because it cannot be deduced.