This episode is a behind-the-scenes reflection on my own journey of striving for more from a place of lack, which led to a deep spiritual awakening and rebirth - which paved the way to living from more divine feminine embodiment.

The rest of the episode is a channeled conversation about co-creating with God, tapping into divine feminine desire, and making decisions from faith over control.

This is not an episode about strategy. It’s a transmission about raw feminine desire, the frequency of readiness, trust, and the way the Divine meets us when we make decisions from a place of faith.

The episode explores:

-What it means to want more from abundance over scarcity

-The ancestral and feminine wound behind women feeling like they’re “too much”

-How divine feminine desire reveals the expansion your soul is craving

-Making aligned decisions as evidence of readiness

-Why nervous system regulation, boundaries, and nourishment matter for hearing divine guidance

-Faith as the thread that carries every step of co-creation

My desire is that this episode reminds you of the sacredness of your desires, your boundaries, and your decisions — and ignites the next leap of faith into the unknown that you are being called to step into.

Connect with Alex:

Website: https://www.alexpursglove.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexpursglove/

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@alexpursglovecoaching/videos

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“What every warrior needs most when returning home from war is a community to whom their experience matters.”

This episode is completely different from any interview so far on The Alex Pursglove Show, and it is one of my heart’s favorites.

When I relaunched the show, I immediately felt called to sit down with Sgt. Adam Hartswick, a former US Army combat medic, to try to understand what it was like for him to walk through unimaginable trauma and loss, and still choose love, laughter, and service in his life.

He tells the story of a tragic day in Kilewal, Afghanistan, in which his unit walked into an IED minefield, and he and his brothers did all they could to save each other. The story is painful, and it is also a story of courage, brotherhood, devotion, and healing.

In our conversation, I asked Adam why it matters to him to keep the names of his fallen brothers alive, and his answer went so much deeper than I expected. It affirmed my belief that when civilians listen to, understand, and grieve the experiences of our warriors, the tides of war will turn in our society.

Also in this episode, Adam reveals the sacred lessons he’s learned about preparation, grief, resiliency, and how embracing your tribe can transform even the darkest moments into light.

This episode is my invitation to be part of that community, the one to whom our warriors’ experience matters.

And I invite you to say these names out loud as you start the episode:

Sfc. Jefferey Baker

Spc. Mitchell Daehling

Spc. William Gilbert

Spc. Cody “Doc” Towse

This conversation offers a rare, intimate look into the realities of war, moral injury, and what it looks like to heal after combat.

About Adam Hartswick

Sergeant Adam Hartswick is a U.S. Army veteran who served as a Combat Medic with the First Armored Division, known as "Old Ironsides." A proud graduate of State College Area High School in 2009, Adam's military journey began with deployments to Iraq in 2011 and Afghanistan from 2012 to 2013. He trained at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, until his life changed on May 14, 2013, during a combat operation in Afghanistan. For his exceptional courage, Adam received the Purple Heart and the Army Commendation Medal for Valor.

Medically retired in 2015, Adam turned his focus to a new mission: using his experiences to train others in life-saving battlefield medicine. Since his retirement, Adam has shared his knowledge and skills with tens of thousands. He currently works for Penn State and the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD), where he trains cadets at the Pennsylvania Sheriff's Academy. Through his work, Adam continues to inspire others with his resilience and dedication to service, ensuring that the lessons learned on the battlefield save lives in the future.

Connect with Adam:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adam.hartswick.2025

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robodoc_hartswick/

Connect with Alex:

Website: https://www.alexpursglove.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexpursglove/

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@alexpursglovecoaching/videos

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What does it look like to have your own back? I’m talking about having your own back with both the compassion and tenderness of a nurturing parent cuddling a little toddler and also a fierce lion that would claw the eyes out of any enemy that comes near.

In this unscripted, unplanned solo episode, I invite you into my real-time exploration of self-trust, divine connection, and my ongoing dance between power and nurture.

In real time, I reflect on how I’m learning to listen to my inner voices and integrate all the different parts of me… including the messy and the empowered. And how radical self-acceptance of all of your parts is the foundation of embodying your divinity.

The episode covers:

-The dance between your powerful, driven self and your nurturing, compassionate self

-Re-parenting your inner child and learning to grieve what’s been hidden or lost

-How to meet shame and judgment with fierce boundaries

-Why knowing how to grieve is essential for personal freedom and expansion

-The law of polarity and its role in experiencing more of the beauty that life offers

This episode is both a reflection and a practice. My hope is that it invites you to speak your own truth out loud, to be seen in your messiness, and to remember that wholeness includes every part of you.

Connect with Alex:

Website: https://www.alexpursglove.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexpursglove/

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@alexpursglovecoaching/videos

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