According to Osho, spiritual practice ripens when consciousness, not intellect, meets truth. Truth is atom-small and missed by the mind’s questions; so a master uses answers as a device to exhaust curiosity until silence dawns. In that questionless, present awareness, doing becomes natural and truth is seen directly—beyond doctrines and words. Consciousness is the receptive, silent clarity in which practice turns from inquiry into being.
Your busy mind can’t catch truth; calm, silent awareness can.