A speaker uses waste and fertilizer as a metaphor for how you handle bad experiences. Past karma isn't your choice, but what you do with it now is. You can transform pain into growth or carry it as burden.
You don't have to eliminate the waste. Waste is very valuable. Right now in this garden, they buy waste at a very exorbitant price because their waste goes into the public system. They have to buy waste from somewhere. They have to buy filth. To fertilize. Yes. Yeah. So whether you turn your filth into a fertilizer or you smear it on your face and walk around, that's your choice. This is why karma. So what kind of karma happened in my life till this moment is not always my choice. So many things have happened. But what kind of karma I perform right now in this moment is 100% my choice. Will I use this filth as manure and blossom into a wonderful fragrance, or will I smear it around me and walk around with filth? This is the choice everybody has. When unpleasant things happen, to us. If you're living in this world, so many unpleasant things happen. Now, with these unpleasant things, do you become wise or do you become wounded? This is a choice.
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