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| Dream Team |
| Whoever first said that teamwork makes the whole thing work, well, they weren’t wrong. We may not walk the same office halls we used to, but even in these history-defining times, the goop family bond is as strong as ever. Three days, six staffers, one photographer (the multitalented Brian James is also our associate solutions architect), and the most wearable summer collection we’ve made to date. Our June G. Label launch opens a window into the heart of goop: its people. |
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| Coloring Books—Plus a Printout—for Meditation |
| The Coloring Method is a way to bring the worlds of sitting meditation and active meditation together. Each book is dedicated to a particular method or mantra. You read about the traditional techniques and learn how to apply them through breathwork and a series of repeated statements. Then you apply them to an active practice: a super streamlined, minimalist coloring book. |
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| Understanding Environmental Racism and How to Fight It |
| Pediatrician Mona Hanna-Attisha exposed the widespread lead contamination that was poisoning residents of Flint, Michigan, during the city’s water crisis. Hanna-Attisha explains what environmental racism means, how it’s perpetuated by industries and the government, and what we can do to stop it from harming our nation’s most vulnerable people. |
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| What to Do When Your Child Has a Favorite Parent—and It’s Not You |
| It hurts to hear, “I don’t want you. I want Dad/Mom/Granny/Uncle Pete.” But psychiatrist Robin Berman, MD, assures us that indicating a preference for one parent over the other is a completely normal developmental stage for children. “Don’t react,” she urges. “Reflect.” |
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| Using Astrology to Release Shame |
| Our astrological signs can tell us how we experience shame, says psychological astrologer Jennifer Freed. And part of the work of moving past shame begins with calling it out. |
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