According to Osho, scriptures like Agamas and discourses exist to dismantle borrowed knowledge, expose our ignorance, and trigger an inner search—an unlearning—not to furnish beliefs, concepts or complacent 'knowing.' Their true value is negative: they shake certainty, strip words, and prevent the egoic conclusion 'I know,' reopening inquiry toward direct, lived realization beyond concepts.
They’re meant to make you drop second-hand ideas so you realize you don’t really know and can start discovering truth directly.