According to Osho, non-attachment (anasakti) is the root from which two life orientations unfold: nishkama karma—‘not-doing while doing,’ acting without craving, expectation, or insistence; and sannyas—‘doing while not-doing,’ a non-withdrawn awareness that accepts participation and responsibility in the whole even when one abstains. Both arise only in a non-attached consciousness, dissolving sorrow, despondency, and egoic separation.
When you stop clinging, you can either act without wanting rewards, or quietly not act yet still care and feel responsible—both come from the same free heart.