Kolbio: The Dagger as an Attention Pointer | PSYA School
A five-lesson video course on Kolbio, using a dagger as a pointing tool in the school's attention-based, meridian-oriented practice rather than as a weapon.
What to know
The Kolbio course explains and demonstrates a PSYA technique involving a pointer, rapport, testing, and projected points on the body. It is not weapons training or an invasive procedure.
- Catalog format
- Video course
- Lessons
- 5
- Listed access
- 90 days
Understanding the role of the object
The source calls the product Working with a Dagger, but specifies that the object serves as a pointer rather than a weapon. Kolbio is described through attention and the projection of points associated with a personal question onto the body. Its meridian language belongs to the school's educational framework. This distinction is central to understanding the product: the subject is a named PSYA technique, not combat, cutting, or a clinical procedure.
- The dagger is described as a pointer, not a weapon.
- Attention and projected body points within the Kolbio framework.
Rapport before the Kolbio demonstration
Five lessons introduce rapport, synchronization, and testing before an explanation and demonstration of Kolbio. The intended audience includes paired-practice learners interested in emotional reactions and bodily tension. The course description highlights observing the person's responses and following the sequence. It does not establish medical effects from meridian work. Confirm the current equipment requirements and participation conditions with the school rather than assuming a particular object or technique is suitable for independent use.
- Rapport, synchronization, and testing precede the named technique.
- Separate explanation and demonstration lessons for Kolbio.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a course in using a weapon?
No. The source expressly describes the dagger as an attention pointer, not a weapon. This overview provides no weapon-use instructions and does not reinterpret the practice as an invasive body technique or medical intervention.
Does the description specify equipment requirements?
It identifies the pointing role of the object but does not provide a complete equipment specification here. Ask PSYA School about current requirements before purchasing. The five listed lessons cover rapport, synchronization, testing, explanation, and demonstration.
How do I confirm language, availability, and price from the United States?
Visit the official PSYA School website to confirm the current format, teaching language, availability, price, and participation or access terms before purchasing. This English overview does not mean English-language instruction is available. For scheduled programs, check the session times against your US time zone; an online listing does not establish local US sessions.