According to Osho, true responsibility is to see your ego’s game and consciously surrender it—not as obedience when it suits you, but precisely when guidance contradicts your preferences. The master is only a peg; surrender unburdens you of the illusory 'I'. Like a thorn removing a thorn, once ego dissolves, surrender too drops, and a real inner voice—free of pretence—begins to guide life.
Taking responsibility means honestly dropping your stubborn ‘me’—especially when it disagrees—so a wiser, quieter voice can steer you.