According to Osho, if Mulla Nasrudin ran a group, it would be a Sufi device that unteaches: he would ask if they know, confound every answer, and finally walk away—insisting only silence can learn. His group dissolves the teacher’s role, exposes participants’ greedy yes, cynical no, and clever half-half minds, leaving true work to silence and simple sharing.
He’d run a playful trick that makes you quiet—if you claim to know or not know, he leaves—so you discover only a silent, open heart can learn.