Why do enlightened beings experience suffering and violence despite the principle of karma?

According to Osho, enlightened beings suffer not because of their personal karma but because their ego-dissolving love is misread as hostility by the ego-bound world. The master stands outside ordinary karmic exchange; people respond from their conditioning—answering what feels like 'hatred' with hatred. Thus violence arises from collective misunderstanding and immaturity, for which the wise feel compassion, not blame.

People mistake a master’s tough love for attack, so they strike back; his pain comes from our confusion, not his karma.