According to Osho, argument belongs to the head and the ego; it can stimulate inquiry and clear confusions, but it can never deliver truth. Understanding is existential, born of awareness, silence, and direct seeing. Use reasoning as a provisional tool, then drop it; move from debate to witnessing, from verbal conflict to meditative clarity—where understanding flowers without winners or losers.
Arguing can tidy your thoughts, but real knowing comes when you stop trying to be right and quietly observe.