Tamworth Shiatsu - Ki Shiatsu

11/11/2025

After 3 months, we are finally back online. What happened? We moved to a semi remote area and the fun started from there. Not only did our provider (iiNet) lead us astray, and give terrible support - they were triple billing us for 18 months.

You heard that right.

And ... we only found out by chance.

Each time we moved, they kept billing us for the previous residence. (How nice of them).

Seems they expect people to pay rent on any place they no longer reside in. They even said that was our decision. (How practical, logical and convenient that is).

Firstly, they were forever in getting us back online when we moved 3 months ago. There was no plug for the NBN modem in the wall - but they insisted online. was working.

It took weeks until finally, the NBN came out themselves to look at things, only to say that, because we are sharing a property, only one NBN is allowed by law - so it was not possible.

iiNet knew this - yet still strung us along.

Then, something twigged that all was not as it seemed billing wise. Upon inspection, we discovered that we were being triple billed!

2 weeks of fobbing us off, and all manner of excuses and intimidation, they finally relented.

So instead of repaying the over charges in one full payment, they started dribbling refunds of the most ridiculous amounts like $10.12, $19,37 etc. etc.

It gets worse but we will spare you. Only to say after long measure and calls to the ombudsman, we finally got our money back.

Then ... we had to get service from the premises on the property.

We purchased a set of 2 aerials that we were told were in stock.

A week later, they said they were NOT in stock. It took almost 7 weeks until they finally arrived.

So there you have it. The joys of such advanced technology.

Fortunately, most of our clients were aware of the situation.

Apologies for any inconvenience to anyone trying to contact us.

At least all is finally working again.

Feel free to contact us if you have any need to.

Have a great day.

13/08/2025

For those who cannot access the PDF and need any further details and what to bring on the Ki Shiatsu course this weekend, contact me on 0421 111 532.

29/07/2025

Ki Shiatsu introductory weekend course is now on the 16th and 17h August (detailed booklet in the link) or phone me on 0421 111 532 if you wish to know more. https://my.flowlance.com/peterhons/https-tamworthshiatsu-convertri-com-ki-shiatsu-diploma

Ki Shiatsu involves hands on treatment of the whole body. This 2 Day introductory course involves pressure points, organic nutrition, natural remedies, ancient oriental philosophy and principles and much more,

26/07/2025

Clarifies a lot of things.

25/07/2025

Enter The Flow - Shin Sen Dojo Sydney. Other Dojos: Blue Mountains, New Zealand, Tamworth.

25/07/2025

23/07/2025

Let's see who is dumb enough to argue with this.

18/07/2025

This could be anyone - a friend or family member etc...

Someone posted this and I thought to repost it because it is on point with many people, including at times, myself.

I wouldn't put it in a way presented below as "saving someone", because you can't save or change anyone. I would put it (as has always been my perspective) as to not changing anyone - but simply wishing people like this would be happy.

There is a big difference.

But you can't make anyone be like that either.

You may have other ideas.

Anyway... here is the post :

You don’t realize how broken someone is…
until you try to love them.
Because from a distance, they look confident.
Independent.
Mysterious.
But up close?
You realize what looked like strength… was actually self-protection.
Here are 5 reasons we overlook the wounds of an avoidant — until it’s too late:
1. We mistake emotional distance for emotional stability.
They seem “unbothered”… when really, they’ve just numbed out.
You think they’re secure. They’re just detached.
2. We confuse their independence with confidence.
They don’t need anyone… and that feels admirable—until you realize they never let anyone in.
3. We romanticize their mystery.
They’re quiet, deep, reserved…
But that mystery is often a mask for emotional fear.
4. We feel special when they open up—just a little.
That rare moment of vulnerability?
It makes you believe you’re the one who can save them.
5. We see their walls as an invitation to prove our worth.
Instead of walking away, we try harder.
Love deeper.
Until we’re depleted and they’re still unavailable.
If this hit home and you’re in a season of healing from a connection like this…