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Welcome to Rob Plum's website,
enjoy a thought or two checking out the nature of
our:-

Dualistic mind.

Merely labelled;
mindfully trying to find self
or a truly existent “I” is quite impossible.
Our impermanent physical human form, is constantly changing, our toenails, cells of form body are constantly changing, all are constantly under-going change, 
every aspect of our being is constantly changing.
Our thoughts, our memories constantly changing.

Some may consider others as an enemy, likely
they are our best teachers...

I agree with Lama, we exist in interdependence,
a changing interdependent cyclical.

The “I” (ego) we so often cling to, is actually a dilution.

Lama Zopa Rinpoche says:

In Buddhism, particularly in Mahayana Buddhism,
the best way of loving oneself is to pull out the root of all problems,
which is right in one's own heart:
the ego, the self-centred mind.
So, if one lets go of cherishing the I,
then it doesn't matter what situation one is experiencing,
the problem becomes non- existent.

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Can get really deep.
take your time,
mean while; thank you for visiting my web, internal pages all have handy links assisting easy exploration.
I sincerely hope you enjoy, relax put the brakes on;

enjoy browsing this site.

The Plumtree family tree and Plumtree name-list information assembled by John Plumtree in the UK is very extensive.

For those interested in His Holiness Dalai Lama Mahayana teachings 
or other Tibet related information; this site has many useful links 
an opportunity to comfortably browse with each link opening a new browser.

 3 Google Photo Albums, bird birdwatchers, lots of Australian birds,  double click on photo thumbnail, and a new browser will load. 
The albums mostly contain photos taken during my recent travels:-