According to Osho, doubt and questioning are useful at the beginning—they sharpen intelligence and open possibilities. But the journey matures when all questions dissolve: the master kills questions, leaving a non‑questioning, silent clarity in which intelligence and silence are one. Belief blocks this growth; beyond doubt arises trust in existence, a direct, undoubtable knowing.
Ask questions to get smarter, then rest in quiet awareness where no questions are needed, dropping beliefs so doubt naturally becomes a simple trust in life.