According to Osho, a devotee is the ripest phase of the seeker—beyond student and disciple—where all curiosity and ambition drop, and one moves in total, conscious trust. It is “even more difficult” than being a disciple because it requires complete surrender of ego and preferences. A devotee’s relationship is not accidental but a mature, unwavering communion with the master and existence.
A devotee fully lets go of ego and trusts a true guide and life itself, steadily and wholeheartedly.