According to Osho, having a different vision means changing the quality of seeing, not collecting more facts. When you “already know all the facets,” the real need is a fresh vision that unifies them; then the very urge to seek dissolves. This vision turns questions into clarity, replacing restless accumulation with direct, present-centered understanding.
It’s like cleaning your glasses—once you see clearly, you stop hunting for more pieces and understand what’s already there.