Quantum Creativity ─ Think Quantum, Be Creative

In Quantum Creativity, Amit Goswami, Ph.D., physicist and author of The Self-Aware Universe, explores human creativity through the unique lens of quantum physics, offering readers a new way to nurture and enhance their own creativity?the ultimate source of joy and fulfillment. In this exciting work, Goswami poses questions that probe the wellspring of creation that exists in each of us. What is creativity? Can anyone be creative? What kinds of creativity are there? Goswami fixes on this mercurial subject with the eye of a scientist. Combining the art of creativity with the objectivity of science, he lays out a guidebook for understanding the power of the mind to access creativity in a whole new way. According to quantum physics, reality occurs on two levels: possibility and actuality. Goswami uses this same duality to explore what he calls ?quantum thinking,” which focuses on two levels of thinking?the conscious mind of actuality and the unconscious mind of possibility. He then teaches readers how to harness this innate ability in order to live more creatively. Written for a broad audience, Quantum Creativity uses empirical data to support this new theory of how to think, and puts forth guidelines for its application in real life. In short, Goswami teaches readers how to think quantum to be creative.

Amit Goswami, Ph. D., is a retired professor from the theoretical physics department of the University of Oregon in Eugene, where he had served since 1968. He is a pioneer of the new paradigm known as ?science within consciousness.” Goswami is the author of the highly successful textbook Quantum Mechanics, which is used in universities throughout the world. He has also written many popular books, including The Self-Aware Universe, The Visionary Widow, Physics of the Soul, The Quantum Doctor, and God is Not Dead. Goswami appeared in the films What the Bleep Do We Know? and The Dalai Lama Renaissance, and the award-winning documentary The Quantum Activist. Learn more at www.amitgoswami.org.