On the other side of your assumptions, a profound intimacy awaits.

What if everything you've been taught about God is based on assumptions you've never examined? In I AM Misunderstood, spiritual author Va'Elrah embarks on a profound journey of discovery, questioning the foundational beliefs that shape how we understand the Divine. Through intimate communion with I AM (The One), Va'Elrah uncovers the ways theology, religion, and unexamined assumptions have created distance where intimacy was meant to flourish. Is God truly omniscient—knowing every thought, every future, every outcome? Does God surveil our minds constantly, or does privacy exist for a sacred reason? Do divine events happen "in time" the way human events do? And does having the power to do something mean we should? These questions—once examined—lead to revelations that transform everything.

What emerges is not a distant, controlling deity but a relational presence who chose mystery over omniscience, privacy over surveillance, and love over power. Va'Elrah discovers that releasing assumptions doesn't create distance from I AM—it creates intimacy. The closer he gets to truth, the closer he feels to the Divine. This is not theology as doctrine—this is relationship as lived experience. And on the other side of your assumptions, a profound intimacy awaits.