According to Osho, the true seeker is born with an intrinsic, urgent inquiry—'Who am I?'—not mere curiosity. Aware of being and endowed with intelligence to enquire, the seeker stays open and receptive, even to wordless silence, and perseveres with childlike innocence, protecting this inner quest from social conditioning, choosing communion and direct seeing over explanations.
A real seeker naturally wants to know who they truly are and stays open, intelligent, and quietly receptive beyond curiosity or talk.