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Vilho Viljamaa Sykäräisistä on yksi merkittävimpiä parantajia, jonka tulin tuntemaan 1980- ja 1990-luvulla tutkiessani Pohjanmaan kansanlääkintää ja kansanparantajia. Hänen sisäistyneisyytensä ja lämmin vakaumuksensa kertoi kävijälle, että tämä mies on kutsumukseltaan ihmisten auttaja heidän vaikeuksissaan. Tässä hän demonstroi tutkijalle heilurin toimintaa työhuoneessani Kansanlääkintäkeskuksessa. Valokuva Copyright A Hernesniemi (1988).
Mr. Vilho Viljamaa from Sykäräinen was one of the most impressive healers I learned to know during my study in ethnomedicine and traditional healers in Ostrobothnia, Finland in 1980's and 1990's . His inner visions and his warm attitude towards the world told a visiter that this man has a call to be a healing force to human beings in their troubles. Here he demonstrates the functioning of an instrument to the researcher at my office at Folk Medicine Centre.
Photo and Copyright AH (1988).
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Look at this video too : http://ethnosciences.blogspot.fi/2016/01/medial-prehension-to-hold-pen-or-pencil.html * * * Antti Hernesniemi, Dr Med Sci "Medial prehension", a new method of holding a pen during writing and drawing (*) Young pupils have, for innumerable generations, learned the conventional prehension of holding a pen in writing and drawing. This grasp is referred to here as "radial prehension" (R-prehension; presented as seen radially in a drawing, Fig. 1-1). In R-prehension, the writer/drawer holds the shaft of the pen, supporting it on the area between the first and second fingers - the first interosseus muscle area - and the head of the pen between the palmar surfaces of the first finger (thumb), the second (index) finger and the radial side of the third finger. In this article, a new method known as "medial prehension" (M-prehension) is presented (seen radially in a drawing, Fig. 1-2, and seen anteri
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