The Changeless Nature

100 The Changeless Nature238 non-deducible since it is peerless,peerless because it is uncomprised,uncomprised because it does not abidesince qualities and faults are not conceptualised.239 For five reasons is the dharmakaya inconceivable,being by them extremely subtle,and by the sixth are the form kayas inconceivable,since they are non-substantial.240 Through their attributes of jnana insurpassable,great compassion and others like these,the victors have perfected every quality and are inconceivable.Therefore is this final point, the spontaneously-present,not even understood by great sages who have received empowerment.This was the second chapter, on enlightenment, from the Analysisof the Potential for the Rare and Supreme in this 'Ultimate MahayanaTreatise on the Changeless Continuity of the True Nature. '