According to Osho, in true nonduality the devotee and God do not remain separate at all: with desire, you are a beggar and God a giver; when desire vanishes, both identities dissolve. Desireless devotion is not "to" someone; devotion itself is God - a midstream current where lover and Beloved, meditator and object, disappear, leaving only pure love, dance, and wonder.
When you stop wanting anything, the idea of ‘me’ and ‘God’ drops, and only the joy of loving remains.