What is the distinction between good and bad, and should a person judge it for themselves?

According to Osho, good is whatever brings immediate inner rest, a felt sense of “enough, here”; bad is whatever keeps the mind chasing “more” and produces suffering now. You cannot reliably judge by others’ pain or future outcomes—only by your present experience. Therefore each person must judge directly: choose what gives living joy and repose, drop what breeds compulsion and unease.