According to Osho, good and bad are merely interpretive labels born of mind and language, not reality. Ultimately nothing is right or wrong; things are as they are. Yet, until one is centered in being, provisional guidance helps: call 'right' whatever brings you home to your being, and 'wrong' whatever leads you away. Avoid double standards; extend the same freedom to others.
There isn’t absolute good or bad; become deeply centered in who you are, and use ‘right’ for what helps that and ‘wrong’ for what distracts.