According to Osho, the ‘self’ behind the observer can’t be diagnosed or named; it’s an irreducible mystery—G.O.K., “God Only Knows.” Any attempt to pin it down becomes a concept, not the reality. He points to humble not-knowing as the most honest stance: meet the observing presence directly, beyond labels, stories, and identities.
We can’t really say who the watcher inside is—it’s a mystery you can only feel, not define.