It goes to sleep, when I open it I cant click on anything.

When I close the lid or the macbook goes to sleep, when I open it I cant click on anything. The mouse moves but it doesnt let me close windows or do anything else either. I forced the programs to shut with cmd+alt+esc and it did let me to click on few things,however after the screen went to sleep again it did the same.Just didnt let me click on things.
Ive tried shutting the computer and rebooting it,even forced to it reboot itself and when it gets back the problem is still there.
My hardrive is fine,i run the cheks and I have 1/5 of the hardrive still in use.
However going over the activity (warning) log the following messages appeared during those freezes:
5.2.2013 19.10.57,756 System Preferences[225]: **** ERROR: *** -[ESGraphicsOptionsController _coreGetGraphicsStateForSelector:]: AGCGetMuxState() failed
Whats wrong? What can I do?

Hi Icemanjohn53,
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
Take a look at the article linked below, it provides troubleshooting tips that can help you resolve the display issue with your iPhone 5.
Get help with the screen on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support
If your screen is too dim, too bright, or you see only faint images
Try to adjust the brightness. If the screen doesn’t respond when you adjust the brightness, open several apps to make sure it’s not an issue with only one app.
If you have a screen protector, try removing it. Try removing your case if it includes a screen protector.
If you see the issue in multiple apps, restart your device.
If restarting doesn’t fix the issue, restore your device.
If you still see the issue after you restore, contact Apple Support.
Cheers,
-Jason

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