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>How to 'fill' the balloons? Do you fill the shards of soul with gong?
It's not needed, it was an analogy.

>Taking the analogy of using buds of plants to grow new plants, does this mean you put the soul shards into time accelerated spaces while being compartmentalized from the rest of the soul?
No, the soul shard is directly incarnated using a female who should preferably be immortal of vampire quality in the least, that way the soul shard will also be astrally immortal. You place your forehead against her belly and let her "suck you in" and create an altered clone of herself, using the DNA profile you provided (factories can create them from templates if you don't know how to create your own).

>I'd also add that you could add in programming for the soul to roam the earth searching for a valid vessel like what would normally happen in souls in reincarnation (?).
No point, sounds useless. I use a number of servitors for datamining and creation to train an AI agent vs the Akashic records, doing a large number of runs where the servitor [Mime] will house the AI Agent program as if it was a soul, to emulate being humans in different periods to gain experience.

>How does a birth-in differ from a walk-in in terms of stability, ie propensity of sticking with the vessel?
Birth-ins are registered as regular birth, even if it happened when the body was adult, while a walk-in just takes over a body. Birth-in will recreate all cells of the body and restart the aging process among other things, walk-in doesn't do that.
>If I am now a rebirthed succubus, then what is my role?
Ask your mother.

>If I am one of the originals, one of which you possibly have not interacted with earlier, and have found my way back here, then indeed, where do I go from here?
Who knows? I don't feel that you are though, you felt completely new when posting before, your image looks like a semi-fat man from the galactic federation or many a sentry demon from some infernal place that has large organizations. Simply, your image is that of a janitor or a demon working with inventories or other "boring but needed" work.