The Mind works in three modes: i) Self-Realization: The mode in which it understands the conscience of the soul and works accordingly. ii) Over-Ambitious: It listens to the inner voice of the soul but doesn't always follow this. It thinks I may be right for one last time." And then it starts following the notion of truthfulness of the inner-self or the soul and goes to Mode (I). iii) Independent Mode: The mode which leads to a disastrous end. It listens to no one, not even the conscience of the soul. Both the Heart and the Mind can be in love at the same time, and it is also possible, while one being in love the other doesn't reciprocate the same feelings. While the one works towards the achievement of glory, the other places the delusion giving hints that the path might be wrong. And when the pain is endured by the one who restrains itself to reach the realization first, the other is dead. Yes, Love is a funny thing. Sometimes we say it before we really mean it. Other times we mean it, but can't seem to say it. Saying those simple words can be a big deal, something that both exhilarates us and scares us. When you say those words, things change. It's putting you out there before the mean world and making yourself vulnerable. It is sometimes like investing emotions that otherwise aren't there. It's one thing to think you love a person; it's another to have that out in the open. Yes, it's a great and positive feeling. But it can also lead to heartaches and can be negative, if not handled in a proper way."