This Human Life

This Human Life is a reflective podcast exploring what it means to live, change, and make sense of experience over time. Hosted by Paul D. Lowe, Life Architect & Storyteller, the podcast offers a calm, thoughtful space where people share insight after life has been lived — not while it is being performed.Through unhurried conversations shaped by love and loss, courage and consequence, reinvention and meaning, guests reflect on the moments that have quietly shaped who they have become.There is no teaching, no persuading, and no expectation placed on the listener. Just lived experience, shared with honesty, humility, and care. More than a podcast, This Human Life is an invitation to pause, to listen more deeply, and to reflect on the lives we are shaping simply by living them. Paul-Lowe.comPaul@Paul-Lowe.com

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  Episode #638

  How Vulnerability Helps Healing | Paul D. Lowe & Dr Andy Ravenscroft

  Aug 26, 202633 min

  In this episode, Paul D. Lowe sits down with retired medical professional Andy Ravenscroft to tackle the often-taboo subject of male vulnerability and mental health. They explore how early childhood conditioning like the harmful "big boys don't cry" narrative creates protective barriers that ultimately hinder healing and personal growth.  KEY TAKEAWAYS Vulnerability fuels healing: Acknowledging and expressing vulnerability is an essential step toward mental and emotional healing, rather than a sign of weakness. The danger of bottling it up: Suppressing emotions and fears acts like an untreated infection; if left unchecked, the pressure builds and the emotional toll deepens. Challenging childhood conditioning: Many men are raised with the narrative that showing emotion is a flaw. Recognizing and unlearning these ingrained parental opinions is crucial for authentic living. The value of shared perspectives: Discussing problems with trusted friends or a supportive community halves the burden and offers healthier, more balanced viewpoints on our internal struggles. Navigating life choices: We frequently face crossroads where we must choose between the path of fear (caution) and the path of love (intuition). Trusting yourself and choosing love leads to a more fulfilling life. BEST MOMENTS "If we protect by not wanting to be vulnerable, then we're just protecting fear." "It's a little bit like lancing a boil, isn't it? If you don't release it, then you know the pressure builds, the infection gets deeper." "Often a problem shared is a problem halved... sometimes you get somebody else's perspective on your particular take on things." "That parental truth isn't necessarily a parental truth, it could just be a parental opinion, a single person's opinion." "If the story you're currently involved with and doesn't serve you and it's causing you pain, change it." THIS HUMAN LIFE  Inspiring Stories | Elevating Lives | Leaving Legacies  This Human Life is a reflective podcast exploring what it means to live, change, and make sense of experience over time.  Hosted by Paul D. Lowe, Life Architect & Storyteller, the podcast offers a calm, thoughtful space where people share insight after life has been lived — not while it is being performed.  Through unhurried conversations shaped by love and loss, courage and consequence, reinvention and meaning, guests reflect on the moments that have quietly shaped who they have become.  There is no teaching, no persuading, and no expectation placed on the listener. Just lived experience, shared with honesty, humility, and care.  More than a podcast, This Human Life is an invitation to pause, to listen more deeply, and to reflect on the lives we are shaping simply by living them.  Paul-Lowe.com  mailto:Paul@Paul-Lowe.com

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  Episode #3

  This Human Life – What Matters Most: From Survivor To Advocate | Lyn Smith

  Jun 17, 202629 minS3

  Content Warning (CW): This episode discusses themes of sexual assault, which some listeners may find distressing or triggering. On this inaugural episode of the This Human Life podcast your host, Paul D. Lowe, talks Lyn Smith about three simple words that are actually an umbrella for a range of things: What matters most? In this case, Lyn decides to talk about injustice, both personal and global after being the victim of sexual assaults in her teens. KEY TAKEAWAYS The main injustice that affected me stemmed from a couple of nasty childhood experiences. I’m a two-time sexual assault survivor. This was in the 1970s when I was in my teens and I didn’t report it at the time. I only reported it when I was 42 years old. I was going to go to university to become a veterinarian, but that didn’t happen because my education was interrupted, I went totally off the rails in terms of academia and left school without the qualifications. At 19 I joined the police force, and I think that’s because of the injustice I felt at telling no one about it. It was shocking to me to see the stats around the amount of women who were making sexual assault claims that were false. That was very disheartening and a bit of a slap in the face for those of us that have genuinely been through that. I can understand why women don’t report it: A) Are you going to be believed if it genuinely has happened to you. B) You’re going to have to relive it all multiple times in the conversations you have with police officers, medical professionals, as well as in the court room. C) You see such trivial slaps on the wrists given to the perpetrators. It’s horrible to see women still not getting justice today even though women have a louder voice today. BEST MOMENTS ‘I could literally tell, or feel, which women were telling the truth or were trying to pull the wool over our eyes.’‘Worldwide the system is still failing women.’‘Women are murdered every week in intimate relationships behind closed doors on the back of a string of domestic violence reports.’‘It affected my future relationships, it also affects your nervous system, you’re living life at high alert all the time which puts stress on the body and brings health implications both physically and mentally.’ ABOUT THE GUESTS Lyn Smith – (The Queen of HEARTS) – Love, Dating & Relationship Expert Lyn’s personal story is a very inspirational and harrowing one of how she went from having unhealthy and unfulfilling relationships with men (on the back of several serious traumatic sexual assaults in her teens) to now feeling safe, fulfilled, alive, full of passion and having inner peace. She has a proven track record as a Love Solutions - Relationship Expert/ Trainer/ Inspirational Speaker and Best-Selling Author based upon her own vast personal research, experiential learning and training with the world’s leading industry experts. Lyn makes a difference by helping you make a difference; she has a vision of contributing back on a global scale. Contact Method lyn@hearts-entwined.com THIS HUMAN LIFE Inspiring Stories | Elevating Lives | Leaving Legacies This Human Life is a reflective podcast exploring what it means to live, change, and make sense of experience over time. Hosted by Paul D. Lowe, Life Architect & Storyteller, the podcast offers a calm, thoughtful space where people share insight after life has been lived — not while it is being performed. Through unhurried conversations shaped by love and loss, courage and consequence, reinvention and meaning, guests reflect on the moments that have quietly shaped who they have become. There is no teaching, no persuading, and no expectation placed on the listener. Just lived experience, shared with honesty, humility, and care. More than a podcast, This Human Life is an invitation to pause, to listen more deeply, and to reflect on the lives we are shaping simply by living them. Paul-Lowe.com Paul@Paul-Lowe.com

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  Episode #2

  Seeking Significance: Why the Need to Feel Seen Is Shaping Your Relationships

  May 13, 202635 minS3

  We all want to feel like we matter. Most of us just don't say it out loud. Host Paul D Low is joined by Aimee Mosco — author, intuitive channel and co-founder of Intentional Healing Systems — and Kristin Johnson, prize-winning writer, screenwriter and author of the social media essential Ain't "U" Got No Manners, for a conversation that goes right to the heart of one of the six core human needs: significance. From hoarding toilet paper during a pandemic to feeling invisible despite showing up every single day, the discussion gets honest about how the need for validation quietly shapes relationships, identity, and the ladders we choose to climb. There's warmth, laughter, and some genuinely profound moments around pain versus suffering, the wisdom of children, and why turning the lens inward is always where the journey begins. You are significant. You matter. Just for today, that's enough. 5 KEY TAKEAWAYS Significance is one of the six core human needs, yet most people never consciously recognise they're driven by it — and that blind spot creates real friction in relationships. Seeking validation from external sources places unfair expectations on others. The real work is finding ways to feel significant from within, rather than waiting for the world to confirm it. Pain is a useful signal telling you something needs to change. Suffering is what happens when you ignore the signal for too long. Recognising the difference is everything. When significance becomes your entire identity — through a career, a role, a relationship — losing it can feel like losing yourself. Awareness of this is the first line of defence. Children are natural teachers here. They pursue things with curiosity, fall down, get back up, and stay present. Rebuilding that relationship with play and wonder is a genuine antidote to suffering. QUOTES "It's not necessarily about sources — it's about seeking out ways to feel significant without putting expectations on others." "It wasn't about them at all. It was about me and how I felt about myself. That was the only way to dig myself out of feeling totally invisible." "When you lose that significance, you lose your identity — and that can be very painful." "Suffering means that we've missed the cues. We haven't paid attention to the rung that's missing." "Just remember that you are significant and you matter. Just for today — that's all that really counts." ABOUT THE GUESTS Kristin Johnson is a prize-winning/prize-finalist writer, blogger, ghost-writing/creative writing consultant, screenwriter, and editor. A graduate of the former Master of Professional Writing Program from the University of Southern California, she has published/ collaborated on seven books. Her current book AIN’T “U” GOT NO MANNERS has been called ‘the Bible for social media’. She is a member of the Desert Screenwriters Guild, Society of Children’s Books and Illustrators, and Palm Springs Women in Film and Television. ⁠Website⁠ Aimee Mosco is an author, intuitive channel, and co-founder of Intentional Healing Systems, LLC. Over the course of 10 years, she developed a healing system called SACRED after mapping the components of the human energy field, based on channelled communications. She conducts practitioner certification for SACRED and teaches classes based on the system, as well as her books… ‘Gratitude + Forgiveness x Love = Happiness’ ‘Daily Agreements, Guidelines & Intentions’ Aimee is a co-host of the global community group ‘Evolve Through Love’, and she works as an intuitive who specializes in facilitating healing of the body, heart, mind, and spirit. She has dedicated her journey to teaching others how to shift their beliefs, thoughts, and emotions to unearth innate personal power. Her passion for helping others to help themselves inspired the collaborative project and global healing movement, IHS Unity, created with her co-author, Donald Ferguson. ⁠Website⁠ THIS HUMAN LIFE Inspiring Stories | Elevating Lives | Leaving Legacies This Human Life is a reflective podcast exploring what it means to live, change, and make sense of experience over time. Hosted by Paul D. Lowe, Life Architect & Storyteller, the podcast offers a calm, thoughtful space where people share insight after life has been lived — not while it is being performed. Through unhurried conversations shaped by love and loss, courage and consequence, reinvention and meaning, guests reflect on the moments that have quietly shaped who they have become. There is no teaching, no persuading, and no expectation placed on the listener. Just lived experience, shared with honesty, humility, and care. More than a podcast, This Human Life is an invitation to pause, to listen more deeply, and to reflect on the lives we are shaping simply by living them. ⁠Paul-Lowe.com⁠ ⁠mailto:Paul@Paul-Lowe.com

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  Episode #1

  This Human Life – Nothing Was Wasted

  Apr 15, 202636 minS3

  On this inaugural episode of the This Human Life podcast, your host, Paul D. Lowe, talks to Kristen Johnson and Aimee Mosco about the concept of nothing being wasted in life. KEY TAKEAWAYS I can’t tell you how long I’ve spent on a labour-of-love project and expecting a big return – if not financially, then metaphorically or physically – and it didn’t pan out. But it taught me a lot, and I learned something from it. Sometimes when we have expectations, they are potentially not realistic, so we set the stage for failure – for lack of a better word – for not meeting those expectations because they’re not reasonable. We don’t necessarily know that before we take the journey, but that’s how we learn. Awareness plays a huge role in how you frame things. When you take the perspective that nothing is wasted and you look at things from that higher level you may see that your soul/higher wisdom/inner spirit has laid out a path for you. When you’re taking that path, you may not see where it’s leading but it will be productive. It’s easy to say you would have done things differently in hindsight because your perspective is growing in each moment and you’re growing in each moment. If I was faced with the same choices at this point in my life as I was 20 years ago I would probably make a different choice, but I feel like it wouldn’t serve me if I had made a different choice or taken a different path. BEST MOMENTS ‘You cannot be the person you are today if you didn’t have previous experiences – you wouldn’t be in this moment without the previous moments.’‘So many people want a shortcut, especially these days when we’re surrounded by technology. Wanting things now and impatience have always been human tendencies.’‘I don’t think thoughts can be wasted.’‘Perfection is impossible to achieve.’ ABOUT THE GUESTS Kristin Johnson is a prize-winning/prize-finalist writer, blogger, ghost-writing/creative writing consultant, screenwriter, and editor. A graduate of the former Master of Professional Writing Program from the University of Southern California, she has published/ collaborated on seven books. Her current book AIN’T “U” GOT NO MANNERS has been called ‘the Bible for social media’. She is a member of the Desert Screenwriters Guild, Society of Children’s Books and Illustrators, and Palm Springs Women in Film and Television. Website Aimee Mosco is an author, intuitive channel, and co-founder of Intentional Healing Systems, LLC. Over the course of 10 years, she developed a healing system called SACRED after mapping the components of the human energy field, based on channelled communications. She conducts practitioner certification for SACRED and teaches classes based on the system, as well as her books… ‘Gratitude + Forgiveness x Love = Happiness’ ‘Daily Agreements, Guidelines & Intentions’ Aimee is a co-host of the global community group ‘Evolve Through Love’, and she works as an intuitive who specializes in facilitating healing of the body, heart, mind, and spirit. She has dedicated her journey to teaching others how to shift their beliefs, thoughts, and emotions to unearth innate personal power. Her passion for helping others to help themselves inspired the collaborative project and global healing movement, IHS Unity, created with her co-author, Donald Ferguson. Website THIS HUMAN LIFE Inspiring Stories | Elevating Lives | Leaving Legacies This Human Life is a reflective podcast exploring what it means to live, change, and make sense of experience over time. Hosted by Paul D. Lowe, Life Architect & Storyteller, the podcast offers a calm, thoughtful space where people share insight after life has been lived — not while it is being performed. Through unhurried conversations shaped by love and loss, courage and consequence, reinvention and meaning, guests reflect on the moments that have quietly shaped who they have become. There is no teaching, no persuading, and no expectation placed on the listener. Just lived experience, shared with honesty, humility, and care. More than a podcast, This Human Life is an invitation to pause, to listen more deeply, and to reflect on the lives we are shaping simply by living them. Paul-Lowe.com mailto:Paul@Paul-Lowe.com

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  Episode #633

  Words Don't Have Power (3) – Paul D. Lowe & Aimee Mosco

  Oct 29, 202533 min

  On this episode of the SoulScape Celebrations podcast, host Paul D. Lowe Life Architect & Storyteller – talks once more to Aimee Mosco on the subject of words having no energy or power; they continue down the alphabet, dissecting a word for each letter and seeing what each means to them. KEY TAKEAWAYS Some of the perceived atrocities taking place in the world right now have to do with acceptance. There would be no war in this world if everyone accepted everyone else and accepts different viewpoints. There’d be no such thing as strife. Awareness really does have an impact on our ability to create balance, either immediately or to wait for it to be inspired by universal events. We come into this world in a body and we have a journey ahead of us, which is very specific to us and the objectives of our inner spirit, which colours everything that we see around us. Our perspective and perception of beauty is so different, and I think it comes back to what our purpose and our soul contract is. BEST MOMENTS ‘Everything happens for a reason, even atrocities – perhaps there’s a bigger purpose or a learning.’ ‘Balance is something we aim to achieve – the universe is balanced.’ ‘A leads to (or impacts) B.’ ‘We see through the lens that, ultimately, keeps us on track.’ ABOUT THE GUEST Aimee Mosco is an author, intuitive channel and co-founder of Intentional Healing Systems, LLC. Over the course of 10 years, she developed a healing system called SACRED after mapping the components of the human energy field, based on channeled communications. She conducts practitioner certification for SACRED and teaches classes based on the system, as well as her books… ‘Gratitude + Forgiveness x(Love) = Happiness’ ‘Daily Agreements, Guidelines & Intentions’ Aimee is a co-host of the global community group ‘Evolve Through Love’, and she works as an intuitive who specializes in facilitating healing of the body, heart, mind, and spirit. She has dedicated her journey to teaching others how to shift their beliefs, thoughts, and emotions to unearth innate personal power. Her passion for helping others to help themselves inspired the collaborative project and global healing movement, IHS Unity, created with her co-author, Donald Ferguson. Ihsunity.com ABOUT THE HOST Despite a painful, traumatic childhood, Paul D. Lowe has found inner peace and now dedicates himself to honouring the journeys of others. SoulScape Ceremonies – along with this SoulScape podcast – embodies his mission to capture the essence of life, love, and legacy. More than moments of celebration, SoulScape Ceremonies is a soulful landscape that co-creates meaningful experiences where every life is honoured – every voice valued. Through his philanthropy, coaching, and myriad of books, Paul has positively impacted thousands. His SoulScape podcast shines a light on inspiring stories, encouraging listeners to embrace their own journeys and legacies. As the founder of the non-profit World Game-Changers, Paul also produced many podcast episodes under that banner. As an International Celebrant and founder of SoulScape Ceremonies, Paul and his world-class team create deeply personal ceremonies that honour your life’s milestones – celebrating each unique journey – with a focus on life, love, and legacy. Whether marking new life beginnings, committing to a loving relationship, celebrating a life well-lived, or simply embracing personal achievements, SoulScape Ceremonies offers a soulful, empathetic approach that will resonate deeply within your heart – leaving beautiful, lasting memories… Contact Methods: Paul-Lowe.com This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

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