How could Dionysius fulfill his duties as a bishop in a guilt-promoting organization without compromising himself?

According to Osho, Dionysius could serve as bishop without compromise by living as an actor: treating life as play, outwardly performing required duties while remaining inwardly free and undivided. He would not promote guilt or the institution, but subtly sabotage its guilt-making machinery from within, using the role skillfully to liberate people—tipping his hat to authority without bowing to it, complying playfully but never consenting.