user-1: Physical body always change with time.
But I can't say this is me because  I am not child now.
I am Not teen now.
I am lose with time slowly slowly.

user-1: Your physical body counts as one of the five aggregates (skandha-rupa). As such it's considered impermanent, a source for craving/clinging, and therefore problematic to be identified with. 
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user11009: Buddha said people take at least one of the five aggregate as self. Which is called the five clinging-aggregate. This is one of the wrong views or Sakkhaya Dithi. It appears you take mind (one of the five aggregates) as the self.

-1: <p>Physical body always change with time.
But I can't say this is me because  I am not child now.
I am Not teen now.
I am lose with time slowly slowly.</p>
 -1: <p>Your physical body counts as one of the five aggregates (skandha-rupa). As such it's considered impermanent, a source for craving/clinging, and therefore problematic to be identified with. </p>

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 11009: <p>Buddha said people take at least one of the five aggregate as self. Which is called the five clinging-aggregate. This is one of the wrong views or Sakkhaya Dithi. It appears you take mind (one of the five aggregates) as the self.</p>
