According to Osho, to be free from sin and virtue is to transcend both outward-going tendencies (sin) and inward-going merits (virtue), dropping sorrow and happiness alike, and moving beyond heaven and hell into moksha. In that freedom, all experiences—even bliss—are seen as objects; you remain the pure witness, mere awareness, where neither inner nor outer exists: Buddhahood.
Stop chasing bad or good, sad or happy; rest as the quiet watcher who’s free of all of it.