Shifting the focus

In a book by Mary Summer Rain, "Ruby", she revives her old native American teacher "No Eyes" and mixes her with aspects of a goddess. The plot is quite interesting, although the writing itself is not that great, I kept reading and wanted to create a special moment/energy for reading the last chapter, which I did last night at a cafeteria in the center of town. Ruby is a visionary, a healer, a goddess dressed as a homeless person. Everyone she meets accepts that what she is and what happens when she touches your life, things happen and change for the better. We all would love to know Ruby or someone like her.

The author lets Ruby explain that the future holds potential and possibilities. If you shift your focus from thinking that something isn't possible, you're limiting your future's potential. Nothing is ever as empty or without hope as it appears, it still has plenty of possibilities to play with. Never say never, never give up hope, instead live life to its full potential.

Shift your focus from defining your future based on the past to a potential future in which many things are possible.
It sounds like the law of attraction with a huge difference, that if you are fixated on attracting a particular thing (money seems especially high on everyone's attraction list), you limit your future's potential and concentrate on only one possibility. It's ok if you do (and hopefully you'll concentrating on attracting peace :-) ), but don't blame anyone else for when it doesn't work. The best things, the one where you feel as if it had to be, happen at times when we're not forcing it to happen. How do we stop forcing is easier said then done. It's when you listen to your heart, to your spirit's rhythm, that you can let things happen without force.

Shifting the focus from inevitable to Potential, from Milestones to Possibilities, from Forcing to Listening to your Heart.