Why can I sometimes fall asleep and sometimes not?

Don't overthink, Close your eyes and think about everything good in your life. That way you'll fall to sleep.

Its due to various factors according to me. It depends how your day was, you will fall asleep faster is you had a really hard day physically. It would be difficult for you to sleep in case you have something concerning you or if you are depressed.

It really depends on your mood and surroundings and of course, habit. It can be as simple as just being exhausted after a day's work that make you sleepy. However, sometimes, depending on your mood for example, you feel extreme emotions like being too excited or very angry that distracts you from sleeping peacefully. As for surroundings, maybe you are not used to it or maybe something is bothering you such as sound, etc. On the other hand, if it is your habit to sleep at night, of course it would be difficult to fall asleep in the morning. Therefore, whether a person can fall asleep depends on many factors.

To be able to get to sleep the mind needs to be relaxed. Often we have a multitude of different thoughts bouncing around in our heads and this activity prevents us from relaxing enough to fall asleep. There are many methods of helping ourselves to relax. One of the most popular involves breathing techniques. If you focus on your breathing then it helps reduce the number of thoughts bouncing around and your mind can relax a little. This technique doesn't work well for me but I do use something that involves a similar process. I think about small events that have made me feel good (for me these are usually sporting events e.g. playing a near perfect shot in tennis, scoring a great goal in football, sinking a long putt in golf) and I replay them in my mind. It usually only takes a few replays for my mind to calm down enough to get into the right state to fall asleep. Other methods include meditation, listening to music and reading a book. Whatever method you use, the goal is the same ... calm the mind so it can relax enough to sleep.

Sometimes our Minds just race non stop, it is very hard to slow the mind down but there are ways by learning coping skills and other things you can try, make sure you are eating right and getting some exercise, try and not nap during the day if possible, make sure your room is dark and your tv is off if possible because the darker the better you will sleep, sometimes sound machines work that have different settings, some believe that warm milk helps , try not to eat right before bedtime, also the movies you watch they can cause people to not sleep well. There are many ways you can learn to sleep better.

Sleep abnormally happens when there are a lot of thoughts, or chronic illnesses bothering me.

Depending on anxiety and physical activity throughout the day, your body's exhaustion will vary. Make sure you're drinking enough water, moving enough, eating enough, and talking enough. Self care is the root of all things.

Sometimes you might have certain things on your mind than other times.

because sometimes our heart races then we can fall asleep but sometimes our heart and mind races together so we cannot sleep. Then only thing we can do is search for a distraction not excitation that will help

Maybe it is because you sometimes have too much on your mind and are over thinking things that it keeps you from sleeping peacefully.

the same reason why a person sometimes feels stressed out and sometimes not. there are different factors to sleeping. maybe you get increased tension or blood pressure some nights, or the things you ate or drank that day might be the reason.

You're probably too stressed out or overthinking. and sometimes maybe you just didnt do alot that day so you're not tired. try to stay away from electronic devices before going to bed because they keep u wide awake

This is perfectly normal, most people do have irregular sleep cycles due to our busy lives. Try and maintain a consistent sleep schedule. Be sure to calm yourself before you get ready for bed.

Sometimes you can have too much on your bad that just stops you from being able to engage in emerge in peaceful sleep. or it can be simply that you slept too much the night before or took a nap that might have been a bit too long.

You can sometimes fall asleep and sometimes not because a lot is on your mind. You can help ease your mind by talking to a close friend about it, counting, listening to calm music, and even reading the 7 Cups of Tea article on sleeping well :)

Because I'm too deep in thought, or I keep fantasizing about anything, or suddenly I'm uncomfortable

That is because it is a sleep disorder called Insomnia. It reacts in many ways to your body and it's either because you don't go to bed early enough, or you don't get enough rest in the morning. (I.e School, work, other activites). Things that keep you up, or disturb your sleep can cause this.

Depending on if you got a healthy sleeping pattern or got a lot on your mind? Usually a lot of people can't sleep because they had a rough day with lots of things to think about. Though other times people have worked so much that the brain just says goodnight right away.

Sometimes our body is going through different internal processes, physically, emotionally, mentally, and also we are affected by outside situations, so sometimes sleep is easy and others it’s not so easy. The best way to have a regular regime of sleeping – Is to pay attention to your eating habits, your exercise habits, and try and strike a balance between looking after your physical body and keeping your mental energy always alert and functioning well. In these ways one can get a good sleep. Digital detox is a very good way to calm the mind and live more naturally in synch with nature. So although we are thinking we have control over ourselves, we have lots of things we are not in control of. For example, we can hardly keep ourselves to a regular habit very easily. So it pays us to know that we haven’t Much control over other things in life if we can’t even control our own body and mind. In conclusion, awareness of our own body’s rhythms is integral for good sleeping patterns.