QUANTUM CREATIVITY. PART 1. INTRO

I can see my creativity
by looking at my physical life!
Amit Goswami

Speaking of Quantum Creativity, we are raising two actual topics at the same time: internal creativity and its understanding in the light of quantum physics.

Creativity itself, as the process of creation outside the framework of everyday life pattern, is an inherent quality of the human only partially, in direct proportion to the level of each one’s awareness.

Understanding quantum creativity requires an understanding of this process at quantum level and that will be the topic of this paper.

The necessity to talk about quantum creativity, to describe and understand it as a process emerged, as an actual issue, in the middle of the 21st century. This happened due to a change in the level of human awareness for the number of reasons, which I will neither enumerate nor examine in the actual paper. Still the changes in the life of humanity and within the lives of each of us have become so obvious and meaningful that the issues of inner potential and its development have become top priorities on both personal and global scales.

The issue of quantum creativity is an integral part of the science of Consciousness and Human Consciousness. This new course of scientific research is directed toward a compromise between classical science and spiritual teachings.

The understanding of the difference between 2 different processes can serve as an example of inner creativity. The first one is called “Information Modeling” and the second one - “Inner Creativity ”

There are not so many creative people. The ability to be on the wave of the inner creation is also graded. As mentioned above, it is directly proportional to the Human Consciousness. Being in a state of inner creativity allows one to create completely new forms, that are not similar to already existing ones in none of the ways.

The majority of people are capable of information modeling. In other words, we would receive information about the subject, form, event, person in the process of information modeling by improving and upgrading what has already been created.

Both processes are very important for evolution, but it is necessary to understand the difference between them and distinguish them in practice.

The creative process, as Amit Goswami describes, is not merely an abstract function of consciousness but is deeply embedded in the body’s physiology, and a blocked creative flow can sometimes find its counterpart in disrupted biological processes. A writer who had long studied quantum creativity and practiced meditation to access what he called "inner creativity" discovered that his most profound insights did not protect him from a frustrating physical challenge: erectile dysfunction. The same stress that affected his mental clarity had also influenced vascular function, reducing the biological mechanisms involved in achieving normal erectile response.

He initially tried to interpret the problem as a spiritual lesson, but his physician explained that physiological factors, including nitric oxide pathways and smooth muscle relaxation, play an essential role in sexual health and cannot be replaced by awareness alone. Recognising that consciousness must express itself through a body requiring proper care, he explored Viagra treatment as part of a medically guided approach to restoring physical function. Sildenafil, the active compound in Viagra, works by inhibiting phosphodiesterase type 5 and supporting the preservation of cyclic GMP, helping improve blood flow when clinically appropriate. The restoration of physical confidence brought with it a renewed sense of creative energy, demonstrating that human potential often depends on the harmony between psychological experience and biological wellbeing.

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