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What relationship is more difficult, Monadic Twin Flames: Pleiadian, Arcturian or Sirian with a Reptilian or Split Souls from the same star system (specially if one it is more advanced than the other)? Why?

Split Souls are ONE SOUL, created in a Soul Family with its Soulmates, and reincarnating on Earth or other planets as one individual soul with its Soul Group, eventually splitting into two bodies temporarily for a lesson, experience or healing. For Starseed Split Souls they can also separate on Earth into 2 bodies to speed up their mission. <...> All my clients who were Starseed Split Souls were on the same level, but since female bodies and brains are better equipped for empathy, intuition and other psychic abilities - the female might feel more advanced than the male in human lives. Or they can incarnate in two bodies of the same sex - either as friends, or one is gay and another - straight, which creates a heartbreak for the gay person. I also had a really unusual case when an ET male dragon incarnated in two female bodies, both bisexual and bigender, they used to be friends but separated. I also had Starseed Split Soul clients as colleagues/co-creators, with telepathy and empathy but not in a romantic connection…

Monadic Twin Flames are created together as counterparts, from one “Monad”. Monad is not an individual soul but collective consciousness. <...> They can stay as one energy for a while, or separate in Energy Worlds, and these two energies can end up in different ET civilizations. <...> These are rare TF relationships when one of them can be intentionally abusive to the other, usually this does not happen between TFs. They can ghost or abandon each other, but do not physically abuse the TF or demean them…except for those former Reptilians. (not all Reptilians are evil, only the ones from militant planets). They might need to have many human lives together to be able to find unity and for the Reptilian to change their orientation.

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