RinaBear reveals the power of positive thinking.

Dr. Masaru Emoto is a researcher and healer from Japan, who has shown the world that positivity can really affect others in many ways. Positivity can keep your pet happy, it can make a baby laugh, and even keep rice from rotting. Yes, positivity can keep rice from rotting. How? Dr. Masaru Emoto has demonstrated an experiment known as "Masaru Emoto's Rice Experiment". This experiment shows how positive and negative thinking can affect the outcome of a container filled with rice after 30 days. How is it possible that positivity can keep a container of rice from rotting? Does this mean rice has feelings too? If positivity can do that with rice, imagine how positivity can affect humans!

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Kittieme continues the article with the next-born child.

"Oldest children get all the glory. Youngest children get all the attention. Where do I fit in?" This is something that middle children often think. While their personality might not be dominant, they still have very strong feelings and opinions. Last week we took a detailed look at oldest children and why they are the way you are, and this week it's going to be all about the middle children. Whether lost, lonely, outgoing, or bold, each middle child has their own personal story on why their personality formed the way it did.

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