Definition of "changeless" [change•less]

• Unchanging; constant. (adjective)

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• "That is what gives them resilience to face suffering and to meet upheavals with a degree of calm, to change constantly and yet remain changeless, which is the quality of India herself."
• "Modern thinkers, who have thoroughly assimilated the idea of changeless laws underlying all phenomena, and who have studied the workings of these laws, are at first apt to reject any and every theory of the forgiveness of sins as being inconsistent with that fundamental truth, just as the scientist, penetrated with the idea of the inviolability of law, repels all thought which is inconsistent with it."
• "Let me find that which is changeless, which is deathless, which is without sorrow, which is unborn and undying, that is a true refuge."