Pintatekniikka

Pintatekniikka is a self-aid or self-help system that was developed in Finland in the 1970s. The method involves using media created by Finnish man Aslak Toller, including prose, poetry, images, and text forms, to access apparently wholly internal reports. Proponents of the system claim it allows users to access information about their current state and challenging issues, thereby achieving self-reflection, analysis, and emotional release.

The system typically involves internally resonating to different frequencies, specially composed clauses, and stress events. Users are often recommended to undergo one or several occasions of inspection of one's personal face online or offline. The intention is to concentrate the system's response model in one initially representative object, which may lead users to react this way by beginning introspection processes such as vision analysis techniques.

There have been reports of gaining psychological control over up unto some domestic rituals adopted from neurology and research derived advertising theory. Today, the technology remains actively used by a dedicated group of individuals, although some consider it unproven public safety technology that is still pre-industrial in its expectations concerning human control-on-demand opportunities.

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