Hi Embodied,
Yes, the khandha’s are helpful in this way. If the Buddha had no body, no mouth, no consciousness etc, we would not have heard the teaching, at least not verbally.
At this moment i do not belief that what we are per buddha-dhamma, is forever momentaneous. Whatever is momentaneous, such as the khandha’s, in the end, that we are not. But since beginningless time our sense of identity is associated (in a deluded way) with those fleeting conditioned processes.
We do not see and know our most subtle and deepest unconditioned nature. What do you think about this?
Siebe