According to Osho, learning and collecting knowledge are opposites: knowledge is borrowed information that turns you into a clever parrot, adding to the personality without transforming it. Learning is direct, risky encounter with living truth; it demands trust, surrender, and the death of the old self. The master removes, not adds, until a discontinuous rebirth happens—real knowing flowering as satori, not secondhand concepts.
Learning changes you because you meet truth yourself; collecting knowledge just fills your head with other people’s words.