Böcker av Max Gallegos

This book is less about creating positive memories and more about becoming a mental meteorologist. It is the clouds of memories in the sky of our mind which control our mental weather patterns and ultimately how we navigate our daily lives. It is also about reclaiming and harnessing the energy wasted on dysfunctional relationships trapped by memories of failure, confusion, shame, and blame.The memories significant and in need of reshaping are those which define you in ways which are limiting and keep you on the same track or path which makes you believe your life can't change. Remember, memories are less an exact recording of a moment in time and more a cloud containing wisps of images and feelings experienced long ago. It is what is captured after your active imagination files the "recording" away.What reshaping memories is not:It is not about writing a new story of your life.It is not about seeking revenge or giving someone a piece of your mind.It is not about putting someone in his/her place.It is not about being right or better than. What reshaping memories is about:It is about unlocking the possibilities which up until now have had boundaries and limitations set by those controlling memories.It is about injecting wisdom and clarity into your past.It is about giving you back the power to choose your path.

George is happy to be a caterpillar, traveling across stems and branches, munching on leaves to his heart's content. Luckily for George, while in his chrysalis, a wise praying mantis helps George realize he is destined to be a butterfly, the most beautiful creature in the world. The original story of George was written over 30 years ago and stolen. Max innocently met with an artist to discuss illustrating the book. He was so excited to get the book completed as quickly as possible that he handed his hand-written copy of the book to the artist. She disappeared off the face of the earth. Max had to climb into a chrysalis many times before he finally found his wings and had the realization that he could rewrite the story which is what you have in your hands today.