Krystal Huang Martha shared the undated happening today.
Though, I only got to know Little Martha for a short while, I really miss her. So, I need to write down the feeling...
A short note:
Yesterday, I met Little Martha at her palace pen in Martha's home. I said, "Hello, how are you doing! You look great! Well... can I call you Little Martha?" You know what happened? She, looked at me for a short while. I thought I was a stranger in her land, but then, she opened her elegant wings like two big arms, wanting to give me a hug, replied, " Sure, what a wonderful name! Nice to meet you, Crystal!" What a magic moment! Let me find the video...
Krystal Huang
Here it is!
Here it is!
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Krystal Huang
This was posted yesterday:
Dear Martha, I read some articles inferring that molting tends to be painful, like that of snakes, crabs, cicadas and other sentient beings. In humans, most children seem going through the "growing pains (skeletal stretching?) " to become adults/轉大人 that might be part of both mental and physical phenomena or just a metaphor? Ya, Any life form is not being easy. Life is precious.
I think if I were an animal, I wouldn't know enough to molt unless I just thought it would feel good. It's not as if they have their parents telling them "Now you have to molt." I think their consciousness is different from ours in some ways.
Indeed, the research scientists use diffeent kinds of pain testing mechanism ( I don't know the details) like, say, testing fear, distress, and anciety that most sentient beings have. So, listening to genes' programming, or some almighty god's command that, for example, the woman (Eve) ate the forbidden fruit and, as a punishment for her and Adam's disobedience, being condemned to "pain in childbearing" and other struggles - without their "consciousness".... (even the apple was not the bad kind of fruit, from today's point of view....) I do hope the sense of shedding pains, if really existing, doesn't happen to the Monarch Butterflies 
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