Working with the Dagger

A meridian practice of attention: moving and releasing the "points" of an issue through the body.

The course is devoted to the "Colbio" technique — flexible meridian work with a pointer-like instrument (a dagger or a needle as the form), where attention, rapport and precise projection onto the body are what matter most. You will learn the logic of the method, a breakdown of its key nuances and a demonstration of how it is applied — no excess theory, with the focus on safe and respectful facilitation.

What does the course give you?

• an understanding of the principles of meridian projection and the "points" of an issue.
• the skill of building rapport (synchronization) for deep work.
• the ability to read the body's responses and guide the process correctly, without pressure.
• a structure for testing and verifying changes in the state.
• clear markers for a safe finish and integration.

Who is it for?

• for practitioners who work with state, psycho-emotional responses and bodily tension.
• for those who work in pairs and hold the process for another person.
• for those who care about precision, pacing and safety in practice.

Important: about safety

The method uses a "sharp form" as a tool for focusing attention. The course covers safety rules, informed consent, a stop word or signal, and the limits of application. Beginners are advised to learn under the supervision of an experienced mentor and to use a safe form of the instrument.

Access: online • video lessons • sequential progress
The materials are educational and are aimed at developing awareness and self-regulation skills. Consult a relevant specialist where needed.

Curriculum (5 video lessons)

1. What is rapport (synchronization)? The principles of contact, trust and steady presence that determine the depth and the safety of the process.
2. Person synchronization technique Practising how to tune into contact through attention and breathing (without pressure).
3. Testing How to check the dynamics of a state, record the result and repeat the work correctly.
4. The "Colbio" technique (explanation) The logic of the method: meridian projection, working with the "points" of an issue and the key nuances of safe facilitation.
5. The "Colbio" technique (demonstration) A hands-on demonstration of the application and a breakdown of typical mistakes, pacing and completion criteria.
   This description deliberately omits step-by-step protocols for the techniques: the full structure, the safety measures and the demonstrations are available inside the course.