An essence seperable from the physical reality of the body. It is divided into parts that sometimes conflict. A throbbing human apparatus it is with infinite potential and possibilities. The most remarkable difference it is between the man and the animal kingdom – Yes, it is the Mind all by itself!

                  As a land is improved by sowing it with assorted seeds, so is the mind by exercising it with offbeat studies. The intellect is so powerful that it can beget, experience, undo or even delete things if it wishes to! Phenomenal ain't it? Well, this piece of witchcraft can burn with flames of imagination akin to anything under the sky and afterward, sprout with a lot of new theories since it embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to a evolution.

                It is a mere open parenthesis; you can fill how much you want , there is no close parenthesis. But it's the question of how much that stuffing is cultivated, since sometimes it becomes a metaphor for the Bermuda triangle: once any iota of information gets magnetized to it , later it becomes no picnic to look for it. This is plainly because you have stacked up more than 5 years of information material galore. By now beyond any doubt your mind must've been filled to the rafters. All of which can be downloaded and shared! If not rendered rightly it is a breeze to get it hacked. Highly demiurgic it is with a colossal capacity.

                 Some days you may feel your thoughts are just cocoons hanging from dripping branches in the grey woods of your foresight. There is abyss amount of knowledge that one could acquire in a virtually innumerable array of intellectual disciplines. Any new idea or brain work is infallible. Leave your mind open to race and it will end up reaching the last star of this universe.

                  Anything and everything learned by the mind holds an invisible ingredient and this invisible ingredient makes the difference between the better and the best, the ordinary and the extraordinary, the good and the excellent. Did everything you learn cohere to your mind with full devotion or with apathy and reluctance? The crucial question is that are you fully dedicated to cracking the books, store it in such a way that it can be used, put back and reused? Or pile it in bulk and wait for it to expire? Thoughts will be various, but with time it musn't become carious.

                 Albert Einstein in popular culture has become synonymous with someone of very high intelligence. People like him are born once in an era. Brain is physical, mind is not, you have the adequency so give it a shot!