Indeed I find this too!
It is a bit strange at times. I find that I’m unable to tell myself off anymore or beat myself up for “desiring something I shouldn’t” or doing something that isn’t sensible. It just doesn’t make any more sense to do it. So there is therefore no ‘moral punishment’ for doing something ‘wrong’…
The traditional advice is that this would lead to licentiousness, that you need that moral shame or guilt to prevent yourself from doing bad things. But pure intent, sincerity and sensibility have become active enough where instead what happens is I’m just left appraising what I just did. I can see I didn’t feel good while doing it… and then I’m just left wondering why I would do that in the first place! And eventually the answer is that it just doesn’t make sense to keep doing it, so I just stop doing it… and that’s it! No fireworks or drama. It is odd but I’m becoming more used to it!