What happens to the character of one who has attained samyak darshan in relation to society?

According to Osho, when samyak darshan arises, one’s inner vision of compassion, love, and mercy seeks expression through whatever social instruments are available. Character becomes adaptive, not doctrinaire: its outer rules vary with time, place, and culture (as with Muhammad and Mahavira), yet the inner core remains compassion. Thus right vision fashions conduct suited to society’s needs rather than imitating fixed formulas.