Krishnananda and Amana formed the Learning Love Institute (formerly called Learning Love Seminars and Osho Co-Dependency) in 2003 after having led workshops together for many years around the world.

The Learning Love Work is a process of learning to live a life of love, creativity and inner silence.

This work is an integration of the teachings of the enlightened mystic, Osho whom both Krishnananda and Amana have been profoundly inspired by, Krishnananda’s training in the Co-Dependency and Inner Child Work that he learned while in his psychiatry residency in California, and their experience of living and growing together in a love relationship since 1993. They lead workshops and train teachers in over eleven different countries around the world.

Sex changes as intimacy deepens.  But unless you appreciate and learn how to adjust to the change, you may not know how to deal with it.

In the beginning, our relating and our sexuality can be trouble-free.  But with time, misunderstandings and difficulties arise that can often get worse and eventually sabotage the love.

This process provides the basic understanding and tools to enable the love and the sexuality to get stronger and deeper.  

1. With increased vulnerability, problems can come up because you may be encountering fear, shock, trauma and shame in connection to your sexuality.  It is important to understand why and how these fears and insecurities are coming up.  To keep your lovemaking flowing, you will be learning how to validate and be sensitive to your needs as well as the needs of your partner. 
   
   
2. Sexuality and love deepen when we learn clear and effective ways to communicate our experiences in relation to our sexuality. Often when we get provoked (and we will get provoked), we can easily descend into resignation, blame or distance and this sabotages our sexuality and our relationship.  But you can learn to express your needs and hurts without causing distance and separation.
   
   
3. Often we use sex to project our unmet needs, hurts and fears on our partner.  Without understanding, his anger, pain or hunger can easily sabotage our sexuality and create more pain and mistrust. But with deeper understanding you can learn to contain your frustrations and find more effective and loving ways to deal with and communicate these wounded spaces inside. 

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