According to Osho, no one beholds the soul as an object; in true realization the seer and the seen vanish, and only pure seeing remains. The Self "beholds" itself not by knowing something other, but by self-luminous awareness, like a lamp that shines whether or not it illuminates objects. Language fails here: it is immediate, objectless presence.
When the soul is known, there’s no viewer and nothing to see—awareness just shines by itself, like a lamp glowing in an empty room.