Reclamation on the Superpower Network

Pronouns, Pronouns, Pronouns! He, she, they, it, and so on, pronouns are in our everyday life. In this Episode of Reclamation, the Reclas, Justin, Tonya, and Neva, are talking all about this big and abstract topic of identity, which is how we refer to one another, and ourselves. Pronouns don’t have to be scary, and the three talk about the shifts happening in modern-society, so we can work toward harmony with each other in regards to topics, such as pronouns that we might not always agree upon. You don’t what to miss this episode all about pronouns, pronouns, pronouns!

What does it mean to have body awareness from the inside? In this episode of Reclamation, The Reclas, Justin, Tonya, and Neva, talk all about having body awareness, internally. This may sound odd, but this topic is all about how we can stay centered within ourselves and our roots to understand our bodies and the world around us. The three talk about the power we gain by using the CEFA Method and grounding ourselves into the wholeness of the universe. When we learn how to be aware of ourselves, we are able to be aware of everything around us. Tune in now to learn all about body awareness from the inside!

Why don’t we just go back to the good old days? In this episode of the Reclamation, it is now Justin Recla’s turn to take the conversation wheel. People nowadays prefer to change over being stuck where they are right now. Thus, Justin finds the cliche line, “can we just go back to the good old days?” very contradicting. Tune in to learn how to get over the good old days and focus on creating a better world and prosperous future for the next generation.

Is it hard to try managing change in families? In this episode of The Reclamation, Neva Lee Recla highlights a new milestone in her life as she steps into high school. We all know that most parents get anxious when they realize their children are growing up. Yes, change in family dynamics can be pretty scary to handle. However, confidence flourishes when members are strongly connected to themselves, and it acts as a foundation to prevent the family from crumbling down. Tune in to learn how managing change in families can help members to overcome fear and strengthen family relationships!

Why do we need to start connecting blended families? In this episode of the Reclamation, The Reclas: Justin, Tonya, and Neva, share their personal experience of having a blended family. Justin highlights the importance of creating containers for each family member to come out and show themselves freely. Because of doing so, Neva and her older siblings, who are now full-fledged adults, have a fantastic relationship with each other. In other words, the containers allow each of them to be who they are as they blend in with the whole family — maintaining the identity while being in harmony with one another in a space. Colors, though they differ, can still create a beautiful rainbow. Tune in to know how you can also start connecting blended families of your own.

“Liar, liar, pants on fire!” Have you ever heard this line before? In this episode of The Reclamation, The Reclas: Justin, Tonya, and Neva fire up their conversation with Billy Crystal’s lines. Through this, they will examine the reason behind the human truth of committing simple truths. Tonya shares about the chameleon's abilities and Neva talks about her self-reflection and self-awareness journey. The world is programmed to speak lies and untruths since it is not open or trained on how to receive and react to truths appropriately. Remember that it is essential to embody and practice transparency and complete authenticity as a family. So, tune in to hear this live parenting episode as the family shouts, “Liar, liar, pants on fire!”

What is inclusionary parenting? In this episode of the Reclamation, the Reclas: Justin, Tonya, and Neva probe deep into how parents should create an inclusive, loving, and healthy home for their children. Often, variables such as traditions, beliefs, and religion hinder parents from becoming fully accepting of their child. When a child feels unwelcome and excluded, hatred and other negativities could arise. Inclusionary parenting is beyond words important as it fosters an environment that includes you no matter who you are. Tune in to know why inclusionary parenting should be observed within the four walls of the home as a parent.

Does rebuilding trust in relationships always complicated? In this episode of the Reclamation, The Reclas: Justin, Tonya, and Neva sit together to talk about the beauty and messiness of relationships. Every time two or more people get together, a beautiful exponential component exists alongside messiness. So, we need to use the energetic piece between people to address the chaos. Then, harmony will flourish, which paves the way to restore trust. Tune in to know how to own up to your misstep and rebuild trust in relationships.

How important is the art of story crafting in forging family connections? In this episode of the Reclamation, the Reclas: Justin, Tonya, and Neva will dive into story crafting and how compelling it is mainly in the framework of the family relationship. When you understand this superpower of story crafting, you can start seeing how you're creating things in your own experiences, your reality, and your relationships. ​Because most of the stuff that we tell ourselves that we then manifest isn't always true, yet we believe them, and we believe that's the way it is. Tune in to know how thoughts become things when we start crafting our own stories.

How can you pave the way for your kids to change the world? In this episode of Reclamation, The Reclas: Justin, Tonya, and Neva revolve their conversation around the most significant role of parents – to forge change makers and leaders. As a parent, you get to ensure the preservation of your legacy and the success of your young ones. Thus, the Reclas will elaborate on why parents should set the stepping stones for their children. Tune in to know how you should be paving the way for your kids to change the world as parents.