The present study examined the possibility that distance priming of own mother can influence creative thinking. The studies of priming effect of spatial distance show that spatial closeness or spatial distance can influence individual social judgement and decision making. Based on prior research and theoretical perspectives, participants were asked to performed distance priming task. Participants were randomly allocated to three conditions(close, intermediate, and distance condition). In priming task, participants primed with spatial distance of own mother by Cartesian coordinate plane. Then, in an ostensibly unrelated word generation task, participants were asked to generate a word. Before the task, participants read the instruction of the task. In instruction of word generate task, the participants were asked to generate a word started with the letter ‘ㄱ’, and offered a three example of the word(‘가구, 가족. 가야금’). If participants generated a word that ‘fixed’ on example word(‘가’), it shows the convergent(non-creative) thinking. The result shows that the participants primed with closeness to mother had more convergent thinking than those who were primed with distance to mother. The implication of present study for spatial priming effects are discussed.