According to Osho, responsibility corresponds to your sense of being the doer: cling to ego and you alone are liable; dissolve in the Vast and the Whole acts—and bears all responsibility. The law of the Vast is uncompromising: you cannot divide the load. Either carry everything yourself, with its sorrow, or surrender totally and let the Vast carry everything, with freedom.
If you say “I’m doing it,” you must own it; if you truly give everything to the Vast, it does it—and owns it.