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No but it was "paid for" by the student living with/spending significant time with the guru doing chores for them. I'd rather pay a few bucks per month to avoid
by brango 9y ago
No but it was "paid for" by the student living with/spending significant time with the guru doing chores for them. I'd rather pay a few bucks per month to avoid that.
- j45 9y agoI'm not sure I'd call or accept that behaviour as being one Of 'guru'. The difference is similar to parents who raise adults to remain children and subservient vs. parents who want to raise children to be adults. The same can be said for "gurus". True gurus want to raise equals so the student surpasses the teacher.