Short monologue arguing that people do not lack access to abundance but lack awareness of it. The speaker uses the recurring metaphor of an instrument that must be "in tune" to harmonize with life, truth, and abundance; once "in tune" the perceived struggle disappears.
You know, people think that they lack access to abundance, but they don't lack access to abundance. They lack awareness of their access. So the first thing you got to do is you got to get your instrument in tune.
And so what happens is, when you get it in tune.
Now it's in tune. Once you get your instrument in tune, it sounds like music. Because now everything is vibrating at the same frequency. You are vibrating in an out of tune method to truth, to reality. So you think you lack access to abundance, but you actually lack awareness of the access you have. Until somebody comes along and says, the reason it seems like a struggle is because you're out of tune. Get in tune, and when you're vibrating at the same frequency, you will harmonize with life, you will harmonize with truth, you will harmonize with abundance, and it will no longer be a struggle.