Exiled Belief, One Inner Audience

Neville's Inner Vision

Peter, here, is your I AM speaking through the letter. The apostle's authority arises from the inner awareness that you are already one with Christ, not a divided crowd. The strangers scattered across Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia symbolize the many states of mind—doubt, longing, fear, faith—placed in the various regions of your inner map. The greeting establishes that consciousness itself is the true audience; geography is a metaphor for your inner dispositions. Exile is the feeling of separation from your divine nature; return is the realization that all these parts are held by the same ONE I AM. Your inner regions are not obstacles but scenes where the drama of life is acted out for your awareness to claim. When you acknowledge the inner apostle as authority within, the dispersed parts align, and unity becomes a living reality in your daily experience. Read as a spiritual contract, this verse invites you to govern your life from the I AM's presence, not from fear, not from lack.