According to Osho, knowing has two dimensions: objective knowing is intellectual—fit for outer objects—while true knowing of oneself is non-intellectual, arising in silent, thought-free awareness. The intellect lacks a 'reverse gear' to turn inward; it can map galaxies yet miss the knower. Only consciousness discovered in utter inner silence transforms, fulfills, and brings one home.
Your mind can study things outside, but to know who you are you must be very quiet with no thoughts.