What does a devotee truly desire—merit, knowledge, or heaven?

According to Osho, a true devotee seeks neither merit, nor knowledge, nor heaven; he longs only for God—total union, the dissolution of the 'I' into the Divine. Like a river merging into the ocean, devotion means becoming God-saturated, drunk with the Beloved, where no hair’s-breadth of separation remains. All other asks serve the ego; only absorption in God fulfills.

A real devotee doesn’t want rewards, cleverness, or paradise—only to melt so completely into God that nothing of “me” is left.