According to Osho, the British presence in his audience is tiny—‘fortunately not many, only three’—and he singles out a newcomer, Prem Lisa. Her sensitivity to jokes about Britain and her reserved demeanor exemplify, for him, how national conditioning and judgmental attitudes persist, which he contrasts with the melting openness he invites.
There are only three British people listening, and one of them is a new woman named Prem Lisa.