indestructibility
Buddhist term for the quality of being unbreakable or imperishable, often in a spiritual sense. Most commonly encountered in the compound 金剛不壊 (kongō-fue, 'diamond-like indestructibility').
See also: 金剛不壊
To have an indestructible faith.
In Buddhism, 不壊 is a word meaning 'indestructible'.
firm and indestructible; unshakable; adamantine
From Middle Chinese 不壊 (pjuw hwɛjH, 'not destroyed'). The kanji 不 means 'not' and 壊 means 'break' or 'destroy'.