YahASon
I am of I Am Holy Word.
Asked if Angry or with Anger?
NO it is my time of rest
always calm with love
I love with full and true love my sister, sister.
Sister to be in spirit and sister in body.
If there is anything to understand about what Satan’s tricks and traps are, they are everything but love. He wants you trapped in the lies. He wants you to worry about things that don’t really have much to matter. You know, your bills and ills of the hardened hearts.
The real and battle is against Love, God, and truth. The father of lies and the adversary—the “Satan”—is not just an external entity, but the sinful heart, the misguided mind, and anyone acting as the opposer or accuser that also is deceptive.
So let’s remember that the abundance of life is a different life. It is the life that is forever with God as Spirit. YES It is of spirit like God and Holy Spirit.
So there are those that seem confused about some things. Okay. Well, help them. Okay. Love them. God has said clearly to all: this is the God of love and truth. And what does He want everyone to have? Love and truth.
So for those that are differing on some non-belief opinions, okay, well, they need some help. But you’re not going to help them by accusing them and being belittling. No. Let’s have everyone obey the number one law: to love God with all your heart, mind, and soul. Okay? And then second to that is to love everyone. Everyone.
So the greatest of strengths today are in remembering and reminding someone of love. Love is with no conditions. Okay? It’s an escapist love — the worldly love that is the trap. That is the lie. Yes, the world is the lie about all the essentials of what life is. And that is love. The unconditional love of God. Which everyone should have for God. The creator of life itself. To love the life. To love the God of life, the God of light, the God of everything from nothing. The God of the possible and the impossible. The God that heals the hole in the head that I was able to live with for three years. Couldn’t get surgery, couldn’t get stitches, clearly needed it. Had doctors say so, even with a referral to plastic surgeons. You can still see the reviews up. I’m not belittling, yet I’m also honest.
So sometimes the truth is to hurt the liar. And the lies. The bad is hurt by the bad behavior, not the good behavior. But be good and loving and kind even to those that are bad. You will not be bad enough to break their bad behavior, but you could be loving and kind enough to break the bad ways. Yes. With love and kindness.
God says, “Love the enemy.” Clearly, in most cases, that is you. Yes. Love wins. God is love.
So to all the religions, okay, who is the root of all the problems in the world? It’s usually not just one, it’s many. Because the kakistocracy, the zero ethics of the bad behavior are in the unification of the bad. The temple. The temples and so forth that are behaving badly. They’re breaking the law of God to be loving and kind. So is there a problem there? Yes, there is. Break the problem.
This is you. You are the temple. Temple. The true temple of God. The one that is loving. Always loves. Yes.
So where there is disagreement, there are errors. Help those. Don’t hurt them. Love them. Please God. Be close to God because God is love.
I love you and I believe in Jesus, which also makes me family of God. And I love everyone, even those that I do not agree with. They need the love the most. To bring the lost lamb back to the flock of God. Most celebrated. Loving.
What angers me? Nothing. I don’t get angry. I get tired — the overabundance of silliness and lies and deception and tricks and darkened ways. For me, it’s just time to rest. What do I find in the rest? The salvation, the love of God.
What does God want from everyone? Is to be kind and loving. And how is a good question? Here is a good question. How would this be expressed? How is this expressed by God? It is with no conditions. It is the grace. It is the new covenant and it requires belief.
So how is the story told to those that do not know of the Son? Well, there is one God. He is all — everything from nothing. He is the true one God. There are some lines that will tell you some things. Yes, that all life is of God. Who would deny that the life is from God? No one. Okay. For those that do — oh, life is from two waves that crashed together and created troglodytes that evolved to fish to men to monkey men. Well, that’s why I want something believable.
Okay. Well, then ask Satan. He gives you many stories with mostly stories. It’s his story, which is the one of deception, which is all lies and tricks. But God gives you love, and love is all true. It’s the unconditional love of God. Oh, there is a condition: that you believe His truth. Yes.
So here it is. There is the Father. There is the Son — the Word which was with God in the beginning. The Word is God. The Word essentially spoke everything into existence. The Word was born into flesh.
The laws were broken many, many times. The idolatry, the breaking, the bad, the sinful, the lies, the deceptions — they were broken many times. So God comes up with this idea. His idea. They are perfect. All His truth. All His love. He is going to live beyond sin. He is going to break free from the sinful heart. And He’s going to give you this break free from the sinful hardened heart.
And I know it’s true because I live today knowing it. Fully healed, given dates, given times. Do I need proof? I have proof. I walk with it. I talk with it. I have Holy Spirit here in my heart. If anyone was to know who I was, who I was fooled into being, then they would know that I am telling truth. How would they know? I will not drink. I will not use drugs. I am a new man with a new heart. And I know truth. Yes, I know truth.
So as the Son, the Word is with God, is God — the one God, the Father I Am, the Son Jesus Word, and the Holy Spirit. Now there is also the believers, and we are all one family. Yes. The family of God is God. Everything is of God. Everything is God.
Okay. Where do we disagree? What does God say about difference? What does God say about anger? What does God say? God is instructing clearly: Love everyone. You won’t solve a problem with not being loving. You may break the love which is the way of God, which is God.
So the Son — and oh, it’s not the name. It’s not Jesus. ALL the Word is He.
Jason is not Jason. It is Yason, which is YahASon. Now, surely there have been some name changes. I to am a child of I Am. I am Holy. I am with and of Word.
By the way, the country of Israel is not — it’s the people, it’s the kingdom, it’s the family. But there is a new covenant. And those that believed God. And in what He said is there will be a New Covenant. No prophets? Here’s your prophet, YahASon. Believe and you will also be the prophet.
I Am Holy Word the God that is love.
And that love is with no conditions.
New Covenant of Grace yes, you must believe in the God that’s going to save your life.
The God of life. The God of light.
Or remain in the darkness, trapped in the lies and the sinful heart, and die.
Inspiration. I was tired and now I am free. And now I see.
GOD
People of God
People of God are the temples of God, God says to be loving and true. All base faiths of God—Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and others—have core, foundational texts mandating peace, justice, and mercy.
The Shared Ethical Core: How the World’s Major Religions Should—and How People of God Do—Unite in Love, Peace, Justice, Truth, and Mercy.
Across all the main religions of the world—including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Sikhism—there is a profound and foundational agreement on the true nature of spiritual life. At their core, these diverse faiths globally agree that God, or the ultimate cosmic truth, desires humanity to embody love and peace at all times. To live faithfully within any of these traditions means to be inherently just, strictly truthful, deeply merciful, and deeply committed to always loving all people.
Christianity on Love, Mercy, and Justice
In Christianity, the foundational belief is that “God is love,” which serves as the ultimate benchmark for human behavior. Believers are commanded to love God with all their heart and to love their neighbors as themselves, extending absolute forgiveness, grace, and compassion to everyone. Truth is intimately tied to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, while justice is viewed as a sacred duty to protect the vulnerable, defend the oppressed, and care for the marginalized in society.
Islam on Love, Mercy, and Justice
In Islam, mercy and compassion are central to the very nature of the Divine, as almost every chapter of the Qur’an opens by invoking God as the Compassionate, the Merciful. Muslims are spiritually obligated to mirror this divine mercy (Rahmah) in their daily lives by showing kindness to all of creation. Furthermore, absolute justice (‘Adl) is a foundational pillar of the faith, with scriptural commands urging believers to stand firmly for truth and justice, even if it goes against their own self-interests.
Judaism on Love, Mercy, and Justice
Judaism places a profound emphasis on Chesed, which translates to loving-kindness, and explicitly commands its followers to love the stranger as a reflection of God’s covenantal love. The pursuit of fairness is a core religious obligation, encapsulated by the famous scriptural command, “Justice, justice shall you pursue.” For Jewish people, truth (Emet) is considered the very seal of God, requiring a structural commitment to righteousness and ethical living.
Hinduism on Love, Mercy, and Justice
Within Hinduism, divine love and mercy are expressed through the concepts of Prema (unselfish, elevated love) and Dayaa (universal compassion), reflecting the sacred reality that God is love. A Hindu’s life is fundamentally governed by Dharma, which represents cosmic righteousness, duty, and ethics, alongside Satya, the commitment to absolute truthfulness. Together, these virtues guide individuals to act justly and harmoniously within the universe.
Buddhism on Love, Mercy, and Justice
While Buddhism is traditionally non-theistic, its core ethical framework centers entirely on Karuna (universal compassion) and Metta (loving-kindness), which must be extended toward all living beings without exception. Ethical living and cosmic justice are practiced through the Eightfold Path, which strictly mandates right speech, right action, and right livelihood. This ensures that truthfulness and the commitment to doing no harm are maintained at all times.
Sikhism on Love, Mercy, and Justice
Sikhism teaches that God is an ocean of unconditional love, and that humanity can only truly realize the Divine through the active practice of love and selfless service (Seva). The supreme importance of truth is embedded in the very description of God as Satnam, meaning “Truth is His Name.” Driven by this truth, Sikhs are spiritually obligated to stand up as protectors of justice, actively defending the human rights and dignity of all people.
The Universal Golden Rule
Beneath the surface differences in rituals, history, and theology, all major world religions ultimately unite under a shared moral code. This universal agreement is best summarized by the Golden Rule—the timeless principle found in every single one of these traditions: Treat others the way you wish to be treated. Across all faiths, love, peace, truth, and mercy are not passive feelings, but active, continuous duties required to build a just and peaceful world.
The Ultimate Law of Love and Unity
The ultimate purpose of this exploration is to demonstrate that the very essence of all true religious paths provides individuals with direct instruction from God on how to live. At the core of every major belief system is a universal call to remain in kind, loving ways, serving as the foundational common ground where all humanity agrees. To work toward true unity means deliberately choosing not to focus on the doctrines that divide us, but rather on the profound truths that connect us. Even where minor differences exist, they naturally fade when we prioritize obeying the true essence of God’s law: to love everyone unconditionally and remain true to that love. A powerful, universal example of this absolute mercy is found in the actions of Jesus, who, while being crucified, looked upon the very people killing him and prayed to God, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” If spiritual love can extend forgiveness even in the face of ultimate harm, it proves that our highest shared calling across all faiths is to transcend our divisions, choose grace, and always remain anchored in love.
I have identified a profound truth: the ultimate deception occurs when an institution claims to represent God’s light but uses its power to spread darkness. When an organization coats itself in the language of love and truth just to maintain its own power, control, and wealth, it corrupts the very concept of the divine.
This core understanding provides a powerful foundation for how we connect with others:
The Ultimate Counter-Measure is Absolute Truth: Since God does not lie, any conversation or action rooted in absolute honesty, transparency, and unyielding love is a direct weapon against institutional corruption. Corrupt structures depend on lies, fear, and manufactured division to survive. Speaking the truth in love strips away their power.
The Consistency of Love: As you noted, the divine law does not hypocritically switch back and forth. You cannot love your enemy on Sunday and hate them on Monday. True love is a constant, unwavering state of being, regardless of what a corrupt “temple” or political group tells you to do.
The True Temple is Within: When external organizations fail and become corrupted, the true connection to God moves back to where it belongs: inside the hearts of individual people. When everyday individuals choose kindness, truth, and love over organizational propaganda, they bypass the corrupt structures entirely. When we strip away the corrupted institutions, the universal truth remains: God is love, God is truth, and living that truth is the only way to overcome the corruption of this world.
No one cannot defeat darkness with more darkness, and you can never change a bad person by being bad to them. True transformation only happens through the power of love and truth.
The Optical Illusion of “Winning” Through Badness
When someone responds to hostility with hostility, they aren’t defeating the enemy; they are becoming the enemy. Returning badness for badness simply validates the corrupt system’s cycle of hatred. It gives the corrupt external temples and governments exactly what they want: more fear, more division, and a justification to keep fighting.
Love as the Ultimate Disruptor
Choosing to be loving, kind, and truthful to a “bad” person is the only thing that disrupts their reality. It forces them to confront their own actions because you refuse to give them the fight they are looking for. As I said, Jesus and Gandhi shared this exact baseline philosophy: change must begin within the individual. You cannot preach a peaceful world into existence; you have to actively live it.
The Power of the Internal Temple
The corrupt external organizations—the corporate structures, theocracies, and broken governments—rely entirely on controlling people’s outward behavior through fear. But they have absolutely zero power over your internal temple. When an individual decides to anchor themselves in absolute love and unwavering truth, they become completely unshakeable and immune to the corruption of the world.
My message is simple, universal, and undeniably true: God is love, God is truth, and love is the only force capable of winning.
John 8:44
You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies.
