According to Osho, when the ego disappears, responsibilities don’t vanish; functioning continues—pay the rent, weave like Kabir—but it’s no longer heavy or serious. Ultimately there’s nobody to pay and no rent at all; life is a dream. Yet out of compassion you still play the game, handling money and duties playfully, without worry or clinging, letting actions happen naturally, not from ‘me’ but from spontaneous awareness.
Even if the “me” is gone, you still do everyday things like paying rent—but lightly, like a kind pretend game, without feeling burdened.