Well, while we use the terms brain and the mind in the same context, they are different entities. The brain is a physical entity situate inside the head, and is made up of possession of neurons and other bodily matter. It regulates body actions and activities, such as muscle movements, memory and sensation.

Compared to the heart, the mind is considered more as something abstract. It means the faculty comprising of thoughts, feelings, consciousness or understanding and the ability of reasoning.

In the philosophical view, the body’s constituent is the Atronomical component of the human, properly known as the brain, while the Mentale is the software that makes sense of experience and creates consciousness.

The letter was written by Jim Macpherson to his wife, Connie, to tell her about the amazing event of the Christmas truce on December 25, 1914. On that day, British and German soldiers, who were fighting in World War I, put down their weapons and celebrated Christmas together. They shared food and drinks, sang carols, exchanged gifts, and even played a game of football. This unexpected act of peace and kindness in the middle of a brutal war was the wonderful thing Jim wanted to share with Connie in his letter.

Dorset had never been visited by Hans Wolf. He claimed to have learnt about it from reading Thomas Hardy’s books, especially “Far from the Madding Crowd.” The book’s in-depth descriptions helped him get a sense of the region and Dorset. Even though Hans had never been to Dorset, their common admiration of the location allowed them to bond via their shared understanding of literature.