According to Osho, enlightenment is total but not quantitative; it doesn't grant encyclopedic information. It's a quality of being—utter presence—expressed uniquely (a solo flute or an orchestra) yet wholly. The enlightened one may read or not, teach widely or sit silently, but in each act he is complete. Enlightenment transcends knowledge; it is knowingness, not accumulated facts.
It’s not having all the answers in your head; it’s being so awake that whatever you do, you do it completely.