Peter Low

About this episode

Peter Low shares his journey of self-discovery and advocacy as a queer intersex person, emphasizing the message that healing is possible.

Peter Low Paul and Cody welcomed Queensland-based intersex community member Peter Low to The I in Us. Peter is a 31-year-old queer intersex person from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. He was born with the intersex variation 47 XXY (medically known as Klinefelter Syndrome). In his early 20s Peter went through a near-death experience, the result of a drug-induced psychosis. His psychosis was caused by medical malpractice in the way his intersex variation was treated. Following from this, it cracked his life open. What followed was years of intersex human rights advocacy, deep spiritual practice. As well as the slow inner work of healing his trauma and meeting his own shadow. Peter travelled the world, and sat through more retreats than he can count. Thus slowly built himself back as someone who could turn what happened to him into something useful. Stepping into advocacy work showed Peter possibilities he never imagined possible. Possibilities that pushed him far outside his comfort zone and gave him the confidence to forge his own path as an entrepreneur. As well as a life of travel, building, and being of service to others. Today Peter works as a coach and facilitator under his…

People in this episode

Hosts: Paul, Cody

Guest: Peter Low

Topics covered

• intersex advocacy
• self-discovery
• trauma healing
• entrepreneurship
• spiritual practice
• mental health

Keywords

• intersex
• advocacy
• Klinefelter Syndrome
• trauma
• healing
• entrepreneur
• mental health

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: My Human Design Coach

Books & works: Klinefelter Syndrome

Places: Queensland, Sunshine Coast

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