
Show Notes
Why do we keep attracting the same relationships, repeating the same patterns, and struggling to find lasting love?
In this episode of A Millennial Mind, Shivani Pau sits down with Kabbalah teacher, entrepreneur and spiritual coach David Ghiyam to unpack the deeper forces shaping modern relationships.
Together they explore masculine and feminine energy, soulmates, dating, marriage, manifestation, childhood wounds, and why the relationships we attract may be reflecting parts of ourselves we haven't healed yet. David shares his perspective on how fear, control, abandonment wounds, and limiting beliefs can influence who we choose, what we tolerate, and why certain relationship cycles keep repeating.
Whether you're single, dating, married, divorced, or trying to understand relationship dynamics on a deeper level, this conversation offers a thought-provoking perspective on love, personal growth, and emotional patterns.
🎙 What we cover: • Why people keep attracting the same relationship patterns • The difference between masculine and feminine energy • Why some men pull away when they feel pressured • How childhood wounds shape adult relationships • The hidden fears driving dating decisions • Why successful women can struggle with relationships • The connection between self-worth and attraction • The spiritual perspective on soulmates and marriage • How to stop repeating unhealthy relationship cycles • The role of trust, respect, and emotional safety in love 🔔 Subscribe for more discussions on mental health, personal growth, and healing! / @shivanipaupodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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