deathlessness

And what is the "deathlessness" that you have lost but that the two should remain united for ever?

Each and all have, perforce, put off our deathlessness.

This deathlessness is a quality that lies beyond disintegration.

His desire for children is as strong as hers for deathlessness.

And how have we attained this deathlessness?

Every one of our people of the Cometae was to achieve deathlessness.

One of the main themes of his poetry is woman, for him the symbol of deathlessness.

What is deathlessness on those terms?"

Then Lili laughed and seemed to gleam with deathlessness and, I thought, the pride of life.

At the resurrection, those who drink of the life-giving juice of this plant will obtain perfect welfare, including deathlessness.

For, Rei, the Gods, withholding Death, have in wrath cursed me with love to torment my deathlessness.

Likewise, Poe saw the universe itself as infinitely expanding and collapsing like a divine heartbeat which constantly rejuvenates itself, also implying a sort of deathlessness.

I now desire to found the kingdom of truth upon earth, to give light to those who are enshrouded in darkness and to open the gate of deathlessness."

At enlightenment all the causes for future rebirth have been deleted and the sage abides in a state of being called deathlessness (Amaravati or Amrta).

Goenka also provides some instructions and theory online through the Vipassana Research Institute, where he indicates deathlessness as the goal of the technique:

One image from 1987, for example, presented as a pale purple negative print, shows gooseberries arrayed in straggling lines on top of letters that spell out the word "Deathlessness."

"Dual Immortality, No Kids: The Dink Link Between Birthlessness and Deathlessness in Science Fiction."

After biological death an arhat, or buddha, enters into parinirvana, a state of deathlessness due to the absence of rebirth, which resulted from cessation of wantings.

"But I should say, if asked, the tale is not really about Power and Dominion: that only sets the wheels going; it is about Death and the desire for deathlessness.

There was that mysterious place whose two doors, one of Life and one of Death, were opened for those who desired children and were willing to pay the price- the canceling of their deathlessness.

When Ayesha was dipped in the waters of Dominion and Deathlessness, this human love left her heart mortal, that through it she might be rendered harmless as a child, who otherwise would have devastated the universe.

But the purpose was that the Eruhil should not be tempted to come to the Blessed Realm and there learn discontent, becoming enamoured of the immortality of the Balai, and the deathlessness of all things in their land.

This ultimate state is described by the Buddha as "deathlessness" (Pali: amata or amāravati) and naturally accrues in the fullness of time to one having lived a life committed to the threefold training (Noble Eightfold Path).

He has even found a wonderful metaphor for life's elusive but inextinguishable meaning: the character of the wandering Jew, the shopkeeper who, from underneath the lintel of his shop, chased Jesus from his doorstep and was doomed to deathlessness and obscurity.

Since our 'fairy-stories' are full of the escape from death (as he remarked near the end of 'On Fairy-Stories',TL, p. 59), 'the Human-stories of the elves are doubtless full of the Escape from Deathlessness'.