käsivoolamine
Käsivoolamine, a Finnish term literally translating to "hand flowing," refers to a traditional folk practice often associated with healing or well-being. While not a recognized medical treatment, it is a practice passed down through generations in some communities. The core of käsivoolamine involves a practitioner using their hands to move over or around a person's body, often without direct physical contact, or with very light touch. The movements are typically described as smooth and rhythmic, sometimes accompanied by spoken words or incantations, though this can vary.
The purpose attributed to käsivoolamine is diverse, ranging from alleviating physical discomfort like pain or stiffness