It's not the guru, it's the guru model. It's not the guru, it's the guru model. It's not the guru, it's the guru model. It's not the guru, it's the guru model. It's not the guru, it's the guru model. It's not the guru, it's the guru model. It's not the guru, it's the guru model.
The scarcity of teacher training, and more broadly the lack of institutional support for teachers, is a central part of the problem
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And in turn this is largely due to lack of money, due to the dysfunctional but near-universal delusion that Buddhist teaching can and should somehow be provided for free.
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Freely offered and provided for free are quite different things. There are plenty of examples of non-capitalist teachers doing well. I'm proud to include myself among them now.
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