According to Osho, Krishna is Godlike precisely because he is free of bondage to fixed moral codes. Seeing the world as a passing dream and life as divine play, he responds totally to each moment’s truth. What seems deceit is simply context‑appropriate spontaneity, like a river flowing around rocks. Since he acts without attachment, no inner contradiction binds him; only our insistence on consistency makes him appear immoral or unreliable.
He sees life like a game, so he naturally does what fits each moment; what looks like trickery to us is just his truthful flowing with change.