According to Osho, the human mind unfolds in three phases: ignorance (living only in the sensory, childlike), knowledge (accumulated, borrowed information from others), and wisdom (the transcendence of knowledge through unlearning and a direct, immediate knowing of one's own being). This arc—learning, then dropping the learned—applies equally to religion, science, and art, culminating in effortless, innocent awareness.
First we don’t know, then we collect others’ ideas, and finally we drop them to see truth directly for ourselves.