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With the aim to clearly distinguish between similar informational concepts related with the human organism, the specific characteristics of the concept of information, info-creational field, creativity and creation from the perspective of the informational modelof consciousness are discussed, revealing the relation with the informational activity of the mind, and with the biological creation. The close relation between memory and the center of the decision and commands, with emotional participation is highlighted, supported by the thought activity, defined as the informational operator on the info-creational field of data stored in memory, which searches and transports the necessary information for analysis, judgement and decision, storing it back this time as a new informational set in memory. In the context of the informational model of consciousness, the informational processes for carriage/transfer of informationin the human organisms for brain-body inter-connection and biological creation of a new living organism are discussed in terms of information, revealing specific mechanisms of interaction of information with the human brain and body, by the participation of electrical, chemical agents and structuration/destructuration processes for integration/release of information.

Information, Info-Creational Field, Creativity and Creation, According to the Informational Model of Consciousness