What do we know about glass, kids? Well, we know that it has two magical properties that can't be recognised in most materials:
1)it can reflect light. Point a flashlight at it, and the light beam will reflect somewhere else, leaving what's beyond the glass untouched, unharmed.
2)it can refract light. Point a flashlight at it, and the light beam will go beyond the glass, changing it's trajectory, affecting whatever lies beyond the glass cover.
Now let's take the human mind vs the human heart. Ideal scenario: the human mind wants to ignore feelings, wants to keep the heart clear, pure and untouched. It is what we call reflection.
Non-ideal scenario (and most frequently met): the human mind cannot prevent emotions from getting through. Although bent, having a different trajectory, changing their nature, they do get through. We call this refraction.
One can also compare the human heart with a piece of glass due to its sensitivity...Push it to the limit and it will break.
Amazing how physics and emotions relate, isn't it?
