Review: Thougtful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 25, 2012
Run with Vision must be read slowly with concentration and contemplation. Someone, Mr. Garmon, finally has the guts to tell us what many have long suspected: governments don't rule the world, the banks do and have for many, many, many centuries.When one begins to read Run with Vision, one might think that the entire writing is a very clear and beautiful explanation of the Book of Habakkuk, the ancient sacred text describing what happens when banks and other collectors of debt are given supremacy.Continual reading might lead one to think that this work is a beautiful explanation of sacred text. However, without putting forth much effort, the reader quickly realizes that what happened in ancient times is similar to today's financial events and that this work isn't another explanation of sacred text but a call to action using sacred text as the bases.The most interesting and educational part of the book is the list of Jubilee Cycles throughout history. A jubilee is when debts are forgiven and slaves are freed.The book is a call to restore "proper governing and the rule of law".  It's a call to "let the predatory financial system we have today die".  It's a logical and supportive explanation of what many of us believe:  "true debt relief for all is needed" to create a new economy.This is well worth the effort it takes to read and understand.  There's much value here that can help explain what needs to happen in today's time for all of us to experience better financial health.