*Love Flowing*: Krishnananda and Amana (US) Publisher: Beijing United Publishing Company

About the Book · · · · · ·

Why is falling in love so easy, yet staying in love so difficult? Why do people who love each other repeatedly fall into arguments, anger, estrangement, and people-pleasing? When the rosy bubble of romantic love bursts, the dilemmas of intimate relationships once again become clear to everyone—either it's hard to start a relationship, or it's hard to maintain one.

This book aims to improve intimate relationships from a self-exploration perspective, resolving problems and estrangement in relationships, clarifying one's inner blockages, understanding the needs reflected behind the other person's actions and words, and allowing love to flow better in the relationship. The first part of the book describes how we disrupt the flow of love within us and how to emerge from a wounded state. The second part of the book specifically discusses how we can establish, restore, and maintain the flow of love with another person.

Ultimately, we will understand that in a flowing intimate relationship, love may temporarily be stranded, but we can recognize and take responsibility for occasional stranding, and do everything possible to return to the flow of love.

About the Authors · · · · · ·

Krishnananda, [USA]

Holds degrees from Harvard University and the University of California, was once a psychiatrist, and trained as a professional psychotherapist at the University of California.

Amana, [USA]

Has a professional background in psychological counseling and body therapy, integrating deep empathy, sensitivity, intuitive perception, and meditation to form her unique working style.

The author couple has been engaged in psychotherapy and life growth for over 40 years. Their works include "Stepping Out of Fear," "Embracing Your Inner Child," "The Journey of True Love," and have been translated into multiple languages. They conduct workshops and training courses worldwide, sharing their wisdom. Senior figures in the psychology community, such as Rehasya and Zhang Defen, highly recommend their courses after attending them.

As pioneers in the field of life growth, Krishnananda and Amana, in collaboration with Niwo Growth Academy in China, have created the "Stepping Out of Fear" series of offline workshops, helping people explore inwards, find the source of negative feelings, and grow in love.