One should constantly be cognizant of H-shem-on a steady basis-this is a fundamental principal in the Torah- not some middas chassidus.
Fail.
I do not think about HKBH when I sleep.
Furthermore, I’d be lying if I said that I thought about Him during every waking moment or even the majority of waking moments.
An example* of when I do think about Him is when I come to morally ambiguous situations. At those times I do think about Him and His Torah and what (I believe) is expected of me by Him. But for routine things (such as while I’m writing database code at work), I simply don’t. Heck, I’d even be lying if I said that I thought about HKBH 100% of the time I’m involved in limmud Torah.
Consider it another failing on my part.
The Wolf
* No, it’s not the only example.