My personal experiences are a lot like all of this too - sometimes in the morning my thoughts are somewhat disconnected and, perhaps, a bit "schizo"; by that I mean they are not always linear and logical.
For example, this morning I was halfway between awake and asleep when I started thinking about a particular item I thought I had lost (I can't even remember what it is now), and I remember - relentlessly - trying to not only remember where I had put it, but why I had put it there. Over and over again I raced deep within myself to find an answer, and it absolutely never came to me. After I woke up I remember why it never came to me - and it's because I didn't even own it, however, my mind wasted at least fifteen minutes in my half-dazed state thinking about it.
I don't really get too concerned about these kinds of things, though - as, after I've been awake for a while, they tend to lift - kind of like a fog off a valley or something. My thought is that I simply have a fairly active mind - and active in a lot of areas that are connected with those also active during sleep or a similar kind of trance/hypnotic state.
Our awareness runs deep within us, possibly the result of heavy analysis of our insides, and so it makes sense that if any one of the layers is a bit out of tilt, we experience the effects more.
For example, this morning I was halfway between awake and asleep when I started thinking about a particular item I thought I had lost (I can't even remember what it is now), and I remember - relentlessly - trying to not only remember where I had put it, but why I had put it there. Over and over again I raced deep within myself to find an answer, and it absolutely never came to me. After I woke up I remember why it never came to me - and it's because I didn't even own it, however, my mind wasted at least fifteen minutes in my half-dazed state thinking about it.
I don't really get too concerned about these kinds of things, though - as, after I've been awake for a while, they tend to lift - kind of like a fog off a valley or something. My thought is that I simply have a fairly active mind - and active in a lot of areas that are connected with those also active during sleep or a similar kind of trance/hypnotic state.
Our awareness runs deep within us, possibly the result of heavy analysis of our insides, and so it makes sense that if any one of the layers is a bit out of tilt, we experience the effects more.
