According to Osho, yes: even when disciples betray, slander, or sell their souls cheaply, a master's love remains unbroken and the door stays open. He acknowledges the hurt, yet rests in equanimity—refusing blame, revenge, or interrogation; he welcomes return at any time. Betrayal harms the betrayer, not the master. Compassion means present-moment acceptance and undiminished trust in their potential.
Even if people hurt or lie about him, he keeps loving them and lets them come back without scolding.