Transdisciplinary Theory of Creative Intuition

" The synchronization observed across various levels of reality—both animate and inanimate—pointed to the existence of complex communicative mechanisms operating beyond the scope of conventional biological models. This interpretation, which has gained traction in light of advances in biophysics and quantum physics, has been supported by recent studies (Oud, 2006; Goldstone et al., 2024; Sun & Xiang, 2024), where the transmission of information through frequencies, energy fields, or light packets has been proposed (Prasad et al., 2020; Savelev et al., 2022)." {Credits 1}

" Particularly relevant is the finding that humans emit light in patterns that vary according to emotional states (Kobayashi et al., 2009), which has reinforced the hypothesis of a biophotonic communication dimension. These emissions, far from being incidental, may play a role in subtle interactions between organisms and their environments, as has been suggested by research on the human biofield (Hammerschlag et al., 2015; Muehsam et al., 2015)." {Credits 1}

" Emerging studies have also proposed that these energetic interactions may constitute part of a dynamic information-processing system based on resonance, with possible connections between the Zero-Point Field and internal mental states (Young et al., 2022; Hunt et al., 2023). Within this framework, the brain–heart connection takes on renewed significance—not only as a neurophysiological pathway but also as an interface for accessing expanded states of consciousness (Thayer & Lane, 2009; Keppler, 2021)." {Credits 1}

" The heart, identified by some researchers as a second brain due to its helical structure and integrated neurons (Buckberg, 2002; Stoyek et al., 2021), has also been linked to emotional regulation, creativity, and intuitive processes (Weder, 2022; Sargent et al., 2024). Phenomenological literature has consistently emphasized its central role in states of calm and deep meditation, from which intuitive knowledge may emerge (Rodríguez, 2024; Teerikangas & Välikangas, 2014; McCraty & Zayas, 2014)." {Credits 1}

" Heart–brain coherence, therefore, may be understood not only as a physiological phenomenon but also as a key component in the development of consciousness and access to non-rational forms of knowing. This interpretation challenges traditional boundaries between body, mind, and environment, opening fertile ground for exploring intuition as an emergent capacity deeply rooted in complex, though still poorly understood, neurophysiological processes." {Credits 1}

" Consequently, creative intuition can be defined as a trainable metacognitive ability that enables access to patterns of information linked to a global consciousness, influenced by both conscious and unconscious intention emitted by the individual." {Credits 1}

{Credits 1} 🎪 Gómez-de-Gispert, M., & Andrés, J. P. (2025). Transdisciplinary Theory of Creative Intuition. Journal of Creativity, 100107. © 2025 the Author(s). This open access article is distributed under Creative Commons Attribution License.