A possible concise summary is:
The speaker expresses their disillusionment and despair with the world and its systems, which they believe are unfair, unjust, and destructive. They challenge the idea that people create their own reality and that contrast leads to joy. They question the role of Abraham and the vortex in a world full of misery. They say they have done a lifetime of work but have not seen any results. They are met with empathy and respect by Abraham, who tries to explain the law of attraction and the choices people have. Abraham also acknowledges the speaker's conviction and accuracy, but asks them if this is what they want to be proven right about.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
1. The speaker read a lot of philosophy and The Fountainhead.
2. The speaker lost all hope in the human species and felt hatred for people.
3. The speaker questioned the message of Abraham and the law of attraction.
4. The speaker mentioned examples of genocide, abuse, exploitation and divorce as sources of suffering.
5. The speaker did not want to be videotaped and asked to take the camera off.
6. The speaker claimed to be clairvoyant and able to read everyone in the room.
7. The speaker asked why Abraham chose this time and space to communicate.
8. The speaker was recently divorced and felt bitter.
9. Abraham said that life is supposed to be good and that people create their own reality through their vibration.
10. Abraham said that the speaker's pain was greater than the victims of atrocities because of the contrast with his true self.