According to Osho, Sheela did not betray her master—because he demands no faith or loyalty to betray. She betrayed herself. Her crimes, despite much good work, annihilated her credibility and will weigh on her heart. The commune may acknowledge her contributions but cannot be grateful for or excuse wrongdoing. In Osho’s vision, responsibility is individual; wrongdoing cannot be offset by achievements, nor can it harm the master.
She didn’t hurt Osho; she hurt herself—serious wrongs erase the credit of good deeds, and she must live with that.