#mavromatis

"The return to the unconscious or the union with the Absolute suggests an abolition or weakening of boundaries that distinguish the internal from the external, the 'I' from the 'It'. These, as we have seen, are characteristic features of Hypnagogia." - Mavromatis, Hypnagogia, 2011. p.252

"...a feeling that a certain associative or logical activity has taken place below the threshold of consciousness and that the statement constitutes the conclusion of such activity. They are forms of condensation, examples of 'collapsed logic' in both senses of the word 'collapse', i.e both in the sense of falling together, condensing, and in the sense of falling down, disintegrating. However, these two processes are not necessary consequent on each other but may take place concurrently, in which case aspects or constituents of one image or concept may merge with constituents of another (or others) to form a new one in the midst of an ongoing process of disintegration. This there may appear 'irrelevant' associations, logical jumps, conclusions without (obvious) premises, intuitions." -Mavromatis, Hypnagogia. 2011 p.202.

"It would appear that the schizophrenic, like the hypnagogist, has withdrawn attention from the normal perceptual analytic environment and is functioning primarily in an absorbed imagined world." - Mavromatis, Hypnagogia. 2011. p.168