This, quite likely: one of so many attempts [an introspective study-habit i hooked-on, a sort-of dictation of the hypnogagic hallucination experience. Nearer the onset of symptoms of my sleep disorder, I found more fascination in trying to capture the experience. These days, however: been there, done that– still– one never knows when such a thing might find its way into any of my texts. See denotative reference to “Hypnagagia”, or alt-spelling, “hypnogagia”, “hypnagogic”. Basically, these reference the state of consciousness which is neither asleep, nor awake. (e.g. the falling-from the cliff, jumping from the shoes thing, many people often describe: whereas, mine is quite drawn-out, and exaggerated, as to qualify– in and of itself– merely one symptom of a complex, comorbid syndrome. the trip-without-leaving-the-chair, either clairvoyant or coincidental enlightenment; quasi out-of-body experiences: you know, just every-day, fun-stuff at inoportune times, as surfaces most often at most mindless tasks, such as those from behind-the-wheel of a motor-vehicle, at traffic lights, etc.)