According to Osho, dharma and adharma admit no middle ground: they are mutually exclusive like light and darkness. A single spark of authentic dharma annihilates adharma; if adharma still lingers, your “dharma” is borrowed, a painted lamp. The mind invents comforting gradations of progress; drop this self-deception, honestly see your state, and transformation can happen wholly, not by degrees.
You can’t be half in truth and half in untruth—real goodness is a light that ends badness; if badness remains, your goodness is pretend, so be honest about where you are.