Why does the soul cast off a worn-out body and assume a new one if it does not incline in any direction?

According to Osho, the soul neither chooses nor travels; it is pure, beginningless being—the open sky—within which bodies appear and disappear. 'Casting off' and 'assuming' belong to the transient wave of I-mind and nature’s causal play, not to the soul itself. Like clouds changing in the sky, karmic patterns reshape form, while the witnessing existence remains untouched, actionless, and uninclined.