According to Osho, the ashram is not India’s but humanity’s—an international fraternity beyond political borders. ‘Foreign’ isn’t a single place; seekers come from everywhere. Ideally, one of six would be Indian, mirroring the world ratio; in fact, Indians may be slightly more due to proximity. Here, divisions like nation, race, and ideology dissolve; only seekers of the divine gather.
The ashram belongs to all humans, so people come from many countries, and the number of Indians is about their share of the world.