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Are you at peace with yourself? Are you

happy, that you are you? In other words,

here's my big question: Do you have a

good relationship? Happy relationship?

Healthy relationship with yourself? I

know that's a pretty queer question to

ask like, "Huh? Do I have a happy

relationship with myself?" This is very

very very big, very important and very

deep. Let me tell you why. A lot of people

I've met, are miserable with life and

they say, "They're sad or they're angry or

they're depressed, and why? Because

they're gonna point to different things.

"I'm angry or I'm sad because..." and they

point to, you know. Problem with their job.

Problem with their health. Problem with

her boyfriend. Problem with their money.

On and on, point point point. But at the

end of the day, I believe this. A lot of

people are miserable because they're not

happy with themselves. They're not happy

in their relationship with themselves.

They do not have a peaceful relationship

with themselves. Bottom line. And that's

what I'm gonna talk about today. What are you going to do?

Hi, my name is Bo Sanchez. Welcome to

Fulltank, your place of inspiration. I

pray that you will be blessed, as I share

the Gospel for the day. John 14:27;

Jesus says, "Peace, peace I give to you. My

peace I give to you, not as the world

gives." You know, during that time in

Middle Eastern culture, the way they

greet one another is, "Shalom, Shalom. Peace

Peace." Even today, you go there and

that's how they greet one another.

But Jesus says, "... not as the world gives."

Meaning to say, He was saying, "I'm not

just giving you the typical greeting." you

know. For us, we say, "Hi. Hello. Good morning."

"Hello. How are you?"

That's how we greet one another.

During the time, it was, "Peace, peace." But

Jesus is saying (This is not just peace

peace like greeting, "Hello.") "I'm giving you

real peace." Oh, and to Jesus, what is real

peace? Right relationship. It's not the absence of war.

or conflict. Now, it's right relationship. And

Jesus is giving us peace. He's giving it

to you. Three relationships. Number one:

Your relationship with God.

It's a gift. He's saying, "This is it. I'm

giving it to you. I love you.

You don't earn for it. I'm giving it."

Number two: Relationship with other

people. He's giving you the body of

Christ. He's giving you the church. He's

giving you a group of people, who will

also love God. And you're brothers

and sisters. Here's number three: Your

relationship with yourself. That you will

celebrate the fact, that God loves you.

Can you love yourself? The way God loves

you? You know what? I've got news for you.

God likes you!

He made you. He never makes trash. He

never makes junk. And so, you've got to

change the way you look at yourself. And

starting today, if you want to have peace,

please understand. It's about having a

right relationship with God, with others,

and with yourself. And I am inviting you

now to start looking at yourself, the way

God looks at you. You know, when God looks

at you, He smiles. When God looks at you,

you know. Here's the crazy thing. When we

look at ourselves, we cringe. When we look

at ourselves and we look at their life,

some of us, not all. But some

of us, we say, "Oh, I'm so bad, ugly, a

failure. I'm miserable and terrible." You

know, I meet a lot of people with that

kind of horrible perspective

towards themselves. Can you just

quit that? Quit that right now, and make a

decision to look at yourself, the way God

looks at you. Repair your relationship with yourself.

Apologize, for the way you criticize

yourself again and again, in such a

horrible way. Not understanding, that you

know. Just looking always at what you did

wrong, and what's bad, and what's horrible

about you. Focus on what God has done in your life.

And how beautiful you are, and how

wonderful you are.

Celebrate that fact. Have a peaceful

relationship with yourself. Learn to love

you, the way God loves you. He died for

you. He gave everything for you.

Can you do that? Can you start liking

yourself, the way God likes you? And when

you do that, peace will overflow. And I

pray... By the way, if you don't love

yourself, you won't have the ability to

love others or even love God. Can I pray

for you right now? In the Mighty name of

Jesus Christ, I pray for grace and power

and the Holy Spirit to work in you. And I

pray, that you will get a glimpse of how

much God loves you. So that, your heart

will be filled with peace. And I pray for

all your needs, that they be provided for,

by the provider himself. And miracles

will flow in your life, by the miracle

worker. In Jesus' name. Amen and amen. In

the name of the Father, and of the Son,

and of the Holy Spirit. God bless you.

I will see you tomorrow.

For more infomation >> FULLTANK by Bo Sanchez 419: Do you have a happy relationship with yourself? - Duration: 5:46.

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FULLTANK by Bo Sanchez 419: Do you have a happy relationship with yourself? 1 May 2018 - Duration: 5:46.

Are you at peace with yourself? Are you

happy, that you are you? In other words,

here's my big question: Do you have a

good relationship? Happy relationship?

Healthy relationship with yourself? I

know that's a pretty queer question to

ask like, "Huh? Do I have a happy

relationship with myself?" This is very

very very big, very important and very

deep. Let me tell you why. A lot of people

I've met, are miserable with life and

they say, "They're sad or they're angry or

they're depressed, and why? Because

they're gonna point to different things.

"I'm angry or I'm sad because..." and they

point to, you know. Problem with their job.

Problem with their health. Problem with

her boyfriend. Problem with their money.

On and on, point point point. But at the

end of the day, I believe this. A lot of

people are miserable because they're not

happy with themselves. They're not happy

in their relationship with themselves.

They do not have a peaceful relationship

with themselves. Bottom line. And that's

what I'm gonna talk about today. What are you going to do?

Hi, my name is Bo Sanchez. Welcome to

Fulltank, your place of inspiration. I

pray that you will be blessed, as I share

the Gospel for the day. John 14:27;

Jesus says, "Peace, peace I give to you. My

peace I give to you, not as the world

gives." You know, during that time in

Middle Eastern culture, the way they

greet one another is, "Shalom, Shalom. Peace

Peace." Even today, you go there and

that's how they greet one another.

But Jesus says, "... not as the world gives."

Meaning to say, He was saying, "I'm not

just giving you the typical greeting." you

know. For us, we say, "Hi. Hello. Good morning."

"Hello. How are you?"

That's how we greet one another.

During the time, it was, "Peace, peace." But

Jesus is saying (This is not just peace

peace like greeting, "Hello.") "I'm giving you

real peace." Oh, and to Jesus, what is real

peace? Right relationship. It's not the absence of war.

or conflict. Now, it's right relationship. And

Jesus is giving us peace. He's giving it

to you. Three relationships. Number one:

Your relationship with God.

It's a gift. He's saying, "This is it. I'm

giving it to you. I love you.

You don't earn for it. I'm giving it."

Number two: Relationship with other

people. He's giving you the body of

Christ. He's giving you the church. He's

giving you a group of people, who will

also love God. And you're brothers

and sisters. Here's number three: Your

relationship with yourself. That you will

celebrate the fact, that God loves you.

Can you love yourself? The way God loves

you? You know what? I've got news for you.

God likes you!

He made you. He never makes trash. He

never makes junk. And so, you've got to

change the way you look at yourself. And

starting today, if you want to have peace,

please understand. It's about having a

right relationship with God, with others,

and with yourself. And I am inviting you

now to start looking at yourself, the way

God looks at you. You know, when God looks

at you, He smiles. When God looks at you,

you know. Here's the crazy thing. When we

look at ourselves, we cringe. When we look

at ourselves and we look at their life,

some of us, not all. But some

of us, we say, "Oh, I'm so bad, ugly, a

failure. I'm miserable and terrible." You

know, I meet a lot of people with that

kind of horrible perspective

towards themselves. Can you just

quit that? Quit that right now, and make a

decision to look at yourself, the way God

looks at you. Repair your relationship with yourself.

Apologize, for the way you criticize

yourself again and again, in such a

horrible way. Not understanding, that you

know. Just looking always at what you did

wrong, and what's bad, and what's horrible

about you. Focus on what God has done in your life.

And how beautiful you are, and how

wonderful you are.

Celebrate that fact. Have a peaceful

relationship with yourself. Learn to love

you, the way God loves you. He died for

you. He gave everything for you.

Can you do that? Can you start liking

yourself, the way God likes you? And when

you do that, peace will overflow. And I

pray... By the way, if you don't love

yourself, you won't have the ability to

love others or even love God. Can I pray

for you right now? In the Mighty name of

Jesus Christ, I pray for grace and power

and the Holy Spirit to work in you. And I

pray, that you will get a glimpse of how

much God loves you. So that, your heart

will be filled with peace. And I pray for

all your needs, that they be provided for,

by the provider himself. And miracles

will flow in your life, by the miracle

worker. In Jesus' name. Amen and amen. In

the name of the Father, and of the Son,

and of the Holy Spirit. God bless you.

I will see you tomorrow.

For more infomation >> FULLTANK by Bo Sanchez 419: Do you have a happy relationship with yourself? 1 May 2018 - Duration: 5:46.

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What if the relationship ends before the Visa grant? - Duration: 2:26.

What if your relationship

ends before your Partner Visa's granted?

I'm really sorry if that's the case.

It can be stressful, because ultimately,

if you're the Visa Applicant, or the person

that's waiting for the Partner Visa to be granted,

and you're inside Australia, it can result

in you no longer being able to remain in Australia.

So if your relationship's broken down

while you're waiting for a decision on the first Visa

from the Department of Home Affairs,

then you do have an obligation to notify the Department.

They're likely to ask you to consider

withdrawing your application.

If you don't withdraw your application

and they're aware that the relationship has ceased,

then the application will result in refusal.

So once you've notified the Department of Immigration

if the application, they do ask you if you would like

to proceed with withdrawing the application.

In most cases, you'll have a limited period.

So there'll be a time period that they allow you

to continue to remain in Australia; for example, 28 days.

After that time, you will need to depart from Australia,

unless there's another Visa option

that you meet the requirements for.

Now, if your application has already been granted

the first stage, let's say, for example,

the Prospective Marriage Visa,

that's a subclass 300, let's say you hold that Visa

and the relationship's broken down before that Visa expires.

Or let's say that you were waiting

for the permanent Partner Visa to be granted.

Same situation.

If the relationship breaks down,

you have an obligation to notify Immigration.

They'll give the option to withdraw the application.

And if there's no other Visa that you meet

the requirements for, you'll need

to make arrangements to depart from Australia.

If there have been circumstances,

for example, if family violence has occurred

during the course of the relationship,

with some of the Partner Visas,

or if there's an Australian citizen child

of the relationship, they may be circumstances

where you could still be considered for the Visa

regardless of the fact that the relationship's broken down.

Pretty complicated circumstances either way,

so it is important that if you do think

that you're in that situation, that you get

one-on-one advice from a migration agent.