According to Osho, no external training can reveal your true nature: every education, method, or impression is a covering—some thin, some thick—like clothes over nakedness. Training serves worldly activity and ambition; the inward journey needs the opposite: courageous unlearning, dropping all borrowed knowledge and roles. Only by removing these coverings does your intrinsic being—your natural 'nakedness'—shine.
You can’t be truly naked by wearing any clothes; to find your real self, stop adding lessons, labels, and roles—just drop them.