Try yet another MMB’s innovation for
high-stakes decision-makers:
Complex Bilateral Asymmetric
Stimulation (CBAS)
and BAS-assisted executive & business coaching
leverages the brain’s neuroplasticity and the body’s vestibular and sensorimotor systems to gradually RELEASE STRESS and EMOTIONAL CHARGE from daily TRAUMA
Get rid of dormant inner saboteurs.
Enjoy MMB’s CBAS-assisted coaching via videoconferencing from the comfort of your couch.
CUTTING-EDGE CONSCIOUSNESS TECHNOLOGIES:
For Personal & Business Performance
The MetaMind Bend framework isn’t therapy—it’s a precision-engineered toolkit for peak performance and elevated consciousness. Designed for high-stakes decision-makers, it rewires how you process stress, clarity, and command. Our innovation, Complex Bilateral Asymmetric Stimulation (CBAS), activates neuroplastic pathways and recalibrates the vestibular-sensorimotor system to dissolve micro-trauma and cognitive noise at the root. The outcome? Sharper strategy, unshakable charisma, emotional agility, and neural efficiency in real time. This is consciousness tech for the next evolution of leadership.
YET ANOTHER INNOVATION:
Complex Bilateral Asymmetric Stimulation (CBAS)
In esoteric terms, CBAS functions as a disruption of density. It peels away the psychic calcifications that have dimmed the inner light. As we dislodge trapped emotional residues, a subtle field opens—what many mystics have called the sacred channel. This is a felt awakening in the energetic body, a return of movement where there was stagnation. It’s this awakening that brought me to this body of work.
WHY THIS IS RELEVANT:
The Crisis of Repressed Stress & Trauma in High Performers
Most entrepreneurs, creators, and high-achieving professionals carry trauma—old emotional imprints and unconscious beliefs that sabotage decisions and dull instinct. The world praises resilience but punishes vulnerability. This burden accumulates, manifesting as chronic stress, indecision, burnout, or identity confusion. And yet, the tools for clearing it remain either too abstract, too slow, or too cognitively dependent to shift what’s deeply somatic and energetic.
Why Traditional Mindset Work and Talk Therapy Fail Here
Cognitive therapies and mindset techniques rely on rational awareness and willpower. But trauma isn’t logical—on the physical level, it’s stored in subcortical and sensorimotor systems… and, of course, there’s also a metaphysical layer.
Clients may gain insights but still feel stuck, as their nervous system resists safety or wholeness. These methods often overlook the fact that belief structures are anchored across multiple faculties: emotional, cognitive, somatic, energetic etc.
Unlike pharmacological or exposure therapies, CBAS works without re-traumatization. It leverages the brain’s neuroplasticity and the body’s vestibular system to gradually release emotional charge while preserving functionality. It works cross-culturally, requires no deep verbal processing, and can be scaled via guided digital sessions—making it a uniquely potent tool for leadership transformation.
Advancing BS with MMB’s CBAS
The MetaMind Bend model introduces a proprietary evolution: Complex Bilateral Asymmetric Stimulation (CBAS). While BS (Bilateral Stimulation) has been quite effective as a therapeutic method, CBAS integrates—and can be integrated in—non-clinical settings:
- Forced sequential emotional processing (FSEP),
- Targeted sound entrainment,
- Breath pattern entrainment,
- Structured asymmetric movement.
CBAS is designed not to soothe or reframe, but to create deep neural ejection of energetic anchors and rewire systemic identity distortions at all levels. This makes CBAS possibly the only— or at least one of very few—models targeting multidimensional trauma anchors in a single integrated process.
THE METHOD:
The Sound-Breath-Movement Anchor Disruption
One of CBAS’s core innovations is a protocol that uses a combination of specific sound, breath, and movement patterns to force anchor disruption. This bypasses both verbal resistance and dissociative avoidance.
At the core of the CBAS protocols is the Sound-Breath-Movement Anchor Disruption System, which uses a combination of specific sound, breath, and movement patterns to force anchor disruption. This bypasses both verbal resistance and dissociative avoidance.
This is a multi-sensory intervention that targets and destabilizes trauma anchors at their most entrenched points. This system isn’t built on talk-based insight or memory reconsolidation alone; it weaponizes sensory entrainment, momentary autonomic dissonance, and limbic system saturation to create a state where anchors can no longer hold their structural coherence.
What makes the protocol so effective is that it doesn’t rely on conscious cooperation. It bypasses the narrative mind entirely, targeting the pre-verbal and procedural domains where the deepest trauma imprints reside. By engaging multiple neural circuits simultaneously—across the auditory, respiratory, vestibular, and kinesthetic systems—it creates an internal instability that weakens even the most stubborn identity-encoded patterns. Upon this instability, we layer further transformative practices.
This is not relaxation, and it’s not catharsis. It’s precision-grade disruption. We don’t just stimulate the system—CBAS techniques scramble trauma’s coding schema long enough for the system to eject what no longer fits. In practical terms, that means faster breakthroughs, no re-traumatization loop, and a direct line to somatic-emotional coherence.
This is the cutting edge of embodied psychological transformation—deliberately designed for those who can’t afford slow healing or simply want to liberate themselves to become a strong vessel for the life force to come through.
The Origins of MMB’s CBAS Technique
When I was twenty, I found myself immersed in a small, intense experimental theater school, which is now a well-known organization in Ukraine. We weren’t just learning how to act—we were learning how to disappear. Our training focused on becoming vessels: stripping identity, ego, and habit from the voice, breath, and gesture until what remained was pure presence. I didn’t realize it back then, but it was the beginning of my study of consciousness—not just the human mind (yes, I was a bookworm and was devouring psychology, NLP, and all sorts of self-help books one after another). We worked with acting techniques, screenwriting, and stage direction—but underneath it all was the unspoken spiritual discipline: to become empty, so something real could pass through. It was during this time that I first encountered the teachings of Gurdjieff. His movements, bizarre yet meticulous, stirred something ancient in my body. It wasn’t just dance—it was remembering.
When I was in my mid-thirties, in response to the accumulation of severe trauma cases with no resolution, I created my first proprietary transformational modality (what I called PhysoEmoEnergetics). I integrated breathwork, energy healing, and precise movement into my client work. The results were beyond catharsis—for me and later for my clients; they were initiations. Eventually, I circled back to EMDR and discovered its limitations: it touched the trauma, but it didn’t move the “soul.” Then one day, it clicked. All those early practices—Gurdjieff’s work, sacred geometry, the vessel work of Kabbalah and acting, my own energetic methods—wove together into the MetaMind Model and one of its processes: Complex Bilateral Asymmetric Stimulation. CBAS wasn’t just a technique. It was a critical part of the MMB framework—its Release step—something that had been waiting to be revealed through me, assembled piece by piece across decades of embodied study. The MMB felt like receiving something ancient and new at once: a transmission wrapped in the language of modern neurobiology and mystical physics, and CBAS was one of its inspired components. I feel blessed to share it.
Opening a Channel for Light to Shine Through with CBAS:
YOU CAN’T ACHIEVE THIS WITH MEDITATION
Scientific Perspective:
CBAS operates at the intersection of neuroplasticity, hemispheric synchronization, and autonomic regulation. By destabilizing rigid neural anchors and activating both sympathetic discharge and parasympathetic restoration in precise sequence, it clears the system of embedded trauma signatures. This opening—measurable through increased heart rate variability, EEG coherence, and reduced amygdala hyperactivity—creates what researchers term a state of “neural receptivity.” In this state, the brain is no longer defending against past imprints, but is available for real-time signal integration and forward momentum. The system—once fragmented by hypervigilance and freeze responses—becomes unified, fluid, and responsive.
Mystical Perspective:
In esoteric terms, CBAS functions as a disruption of density. It peels away the psychic calcifications that have dimmed the inner light. As we dislodge trapped emotional residues, a subtle field opens—what many mystics have called the sacred channel. This is a felt awakening in the energetic body, a return of movement where there was stagnation. It’s this awakening that brought me to this body of work.
The Cutting Edge of Embodied Psychological Transformation That Creates a DIFFERENT BREED OF LEADERS-CREATORS
The MetaMind Model—along with all its frameworks and core processes, including CBAS—is deliberately designed for those who seek to liberate themselves, becoming strong vessels for the life force to move through. This activation allows them to unleash superpowers and collaborate with universal intelligence to “manifest” change more effectively and for the highest good.
Sharper intuition in high-stakes decisions
Rapid recovery from failure or setback
Expanded bandwidth for creativity
Ability to enter flow states more consistently
Less reactivity in leadership under pressure
Freedom from legacy self-concepts that limit vision
Somatic clarity—more energy, less fatigue
Magnetism in personal and professional relationships
Deep alignment with business mission and purpose
Expanded bandwidth for creativity
Expanded bandwidth for creativity
Expanded bandwidth for creativity
Heightened strategic foresight
Energetic coherence—leading without burnout
Liberation from fear-based control behaviors
Expanded bandwidth for creativity
Expanded bandwidth for creativity
Expanded bandwidth for creativity
Expanded emotional range without fragmentation
Relief from impostor syndrome and chronic doubt
Reconnection with the body’s inner intelligence
Removal of subconscious resistance to visibility or success
Ability to sense timing and market shifts with greater clarity
Greater spiritual congruence in everyday actions
Anchoring presence in a room or on stage
A profound sense of peace and power flowing through action
Heightened claircognition and sudden insights
Clearer channeling of creative or spiritual intelligence
Subtle energy awareness and intuitive alignment with others
Increased capacity for receiving synchronicities and guidance
Soul-level identity activation—living from true essence
Deeper connection with the unseen and higher-dimensional guidance
Greater coherence with planetary and collective evolution
Reawakening of dormant gifts or soul codes
Sensory refinement and perception beyond the five senses
Living as a frequency transmitter—amplifying healing, love, and clarity
Daily Trauma Is a Real Thing… Yet, None of It Is Real
Yes, “daily trauma” is a thing—not the dramatic, headline-worthy kind, but the subtle, cumulative micro-hits to your nervous system that pile up unnoticed. Every unresolved conversation, every moment you override your truth to stay likable, every exposure to chaos, speed, or disrespect gets stored somatically. Over time, this drip-feed of minor dissociation and internal conflict fragments your presence, lowers your baseline energy, and compounds into fatigue, brain fog, and decision paralysis. It’s not weakness—it’s accumulation. And unless you have a method that clears trauma as it forms, you end up adapting to dysfunction instead of evolving beyond it.
Energetic Ejection vs. Cognitive & Emotional Reprocessing: Why It Matters
In traditional approaches—especially cognitive—anchors (in the MMB, we’ve identified 40 and call them Mesa Anchors) are often softened but still “float” in the system. CBAS causes what MMB calls an “energetic ejection”—a full release event across emotional, somatic, and subtle energetic layers, preventing anchor reattachment.
CBAS as a Strategic Identity Tool, Not Just a Healing Tool
Trauma release is only the beginning. CBAS creates space for new identity formations by removing obsolete anchors in values, perceptions, and relational templates. This makes it ideal for leaders navigating reinvention.