If a woman has three male children by three different men, each one of them each being the first male child of that particular union, would have the birthright blessing upon their lives. God gave honor to the firstborn males of each family, blessing each one with extra money and prosperity so the oldest could provide for the elderly parents, care for the sisters that never married, and substantiate the family so it could continue on, with another generation to follow. It was His way of preserving the family bloodline.

If the family has only female children and no sons, the firstborn birthright blessing goes to the oldest daughter. She will have an increased amount of positive, money-related prosperity in her life over the other siblings in the same family.

This blessing was not against the other children. It was meant as an extra portion of blessing as the firstborn often have extra responsibilities and care giving obligations in each family.

The only time the birthright moves to another individual in the family is in the event of death. If the oldest brother passes on, within the year the second son will have better opportunities to get ahead in career and finances. It is not an inheritance from one brother to another, but instead a blessing from God to anoint the life of the surviving son, with positive and monetary energy.

Not only is the money noticeably different for the firstborn, also the gifts and talents of the male members of the family ancestry are often found present in the personality of the firstborn son. If the ancestors were great managers of time, material, money, or manpower, the firstborn often has the same qualities, and with minimum training in the specific field of expertise, can learn to excel with these gifts or talents. I am not saying it is an instant success. All achievement takes work.

Over the years of readings, I often see what I call the "money blessing" upon someone's life. It is almost always the firstborn. When I see this on a life of someone that is not a firstborn child, after questioning the person, I find that there may have been a near-death scare or illness affecting that life whereby the family members pulled together in spirit to pray for urgent help to make a miracle for that child. The miracle does come and with the miracle, because the family bound themselves together in prayer, seeking directions and blessings, the energy from that time forward over that life is blessed. Even in the event that the family prays that a child will not go to prison or pursue a life of crime, the energy is changed forever to bless that child. It does not guarantee success.

The individual decides how they will handle their own personal life. All of the prayers in the world cannot make any individual go against their will. Each of us is able to make our own personal choices. The prayers of our loved ones to heal, bless, or help us come up before God for consideration. The urgency and intensity with which we pray can change lives forever. If there is a tremendous amount of sincerity and faith attached, not only is the answer delivered by a miracle, there seem to be miracles from that time forward when that person is in need.

Their life is changed, through the power of united prayer in the family, petitioning God to make a miracle. In this type situation, the firstborn blessing also seems to be upon the individual that was the concern of the prayers. The firstborn still has their own personal blessing, but the other sibling, through God's mercy towards intercessory (interceding on someone else's behalf) prayer, benefits throughout the rest of their life as well.