Good day, all!
This could have been part of post #025, Death is a myth, but actually, the content of this post was totally overlooked by me in that post. It was always known to me that modern science was never able to crack what happens when one sleeps, and in itself, it was a great achievement for modern science, as all other sciences/ religions accepted it as a normal process. In #025, me too took it as one, but only to realise that it is as complicated as death itself.
First, let us consider the way one sleeps. It is always termed as falling into sleep, and it is never a conscious act. You can never say when you fell asleep, except maybe some people who sleep off the moment they lie down, and I think it is quite rare. And once you are asleep, you are not on the time axis of this world, and I always felt that the transition from consciousness is asynchronous. That makes it a non-conscious one, and you can not remember when you fell asleep. I have no idea what happens when one sleeps. Dreams and nightmares; I have no clue about them. Many say it unwinds you, but I always felt the other way round. You will sleep if you are totally unwound, and sleep winds you up for the next day/ or conscious period. It is just a hunch I have.
Getting up can be more synchronous, as I felt, because the mind takes control of that part. Sometimes it is very close, as you may remember something the moment you regain consciousness and act instantly. Somedody/ something waking you up can have different results.
I do not have more to write on this now and please see this with the post #25.

