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I think there is a lot of confusion about heart, Child Rooster water mirror reflection shirt mind and soul, especially in our present time era when we increasingly use numbers and big data (i.e. quantitative measures) to define what we mean. Here is my understanding of mind, heart and soul. Mind is the activity of the thinking self using logic and/or reason to arrive at insights and conclusions about people, events, belief systems and life. Mind takes the so called ‘objective’ data of beings to order and organize them. I argue that it is ‘so called’ objective data because objectivity assumes an accurate 1:1 correspondence between the data and the thing, but only the thing itself contains such 1:1 correspondence, and over time most (if not all) things change, and so our data is always an approximation that includes some aspects of the thing that it claims to represent and omits other aspects of the thing.


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Heart is the activity of the feeling self using intuition, Child Rooster water mirror reflection shirt emotional touch or grasp and subjective reaction to arrive at insights and conclusions about people, events, belief systems and life. Heart takes the ‘subjective’ data regarding beings in order to make sense of them. In our data driven age we usually assume that subjective knowledge is inferior to what we call ‘objective’ knowledge, but in actuality all knowing is subjective (it has to make sense to ‘me’), and frequently, but not always, how we ‘feel’ about something is a better guide to the thing that we seek to comprehend than what we can tell about it from objective data.
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