According to Osho, being present means meeting existence directly so your questions arise from lived ignorance, not borrowed knowledge. Such 'right questions' self-dissolve, bringing clarity without struggle. Presence cuts second-hand beliefs, ends speculative puzzles, and aligns you with what is. When you stay with the moment, understanding grows organically and unnecessary inquiries fall away, revealing simplicity and intelligence already within experience.
Pay close attention to what’s happening now so your own real questions appear—and many answer themselves.