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"For He's the awe-inspiring God,
great and glorious in power!
We've never seen anything like him!"
Psalm 66 - emotion: awe
Communicating with our Abba-Father freely and with emotional honesty,
processing, praying, listening, sharing, singing, composing and responding to the psalms in our heart language.
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John Calvin calls the Psalms "an anatomy of the soul". No matter which emotions we have (or how strongly we experience them each day) there is a psalm which opens doorways to understanding God and ourselves more fully.
"The Heavens shall declare the glory of the LORD..."
Psalm 19 - emotion: wonder, curiosity, peace
"I have been accustomed to call this book,
I think not inappropriately,
An Anatomy of the Soul;
for there is not an emotion of which anyone can be conscious
that is not here represented as in a mirror."
What myPsalm.com does
1PSALM TEXT
This site aims to present the 150 psalms in text form in stimulating ways.
Find a Psalm that resonates with you & read it with freshness.
2PSALM EMOTIONS
This site aims to help people to identify their emotions and find the strongest connections between varied emotions with the approx. 2500 verses in the Psalms.
3PSALM TOOL
This site is home to the myPsalm: SoulAnatomy tool. This tool has been roadtested and is good at processing strong emotions through a guided process using a specialised psalm choice.
4PSALM MUSIC
This site aims to help you find songs that connect with your psalms (from a catalogue of 9000 psalm songs).
The site aims to support & showcase musicians inspired by the Psalms (including new Psalm songwriters).
Contact
We would love to hear from you.
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Full section - Prologue to the Psalms
"I have been accustomed to call this book [PSALMS], I think not inappropriately, An Anatomy of the Soul; for there is not an emotion of which anyone can be conscious that is not here represented as in a mirror. Or rather, the Holy Spirit has here drawn to the life all the griefs, sorrows, fears, doubts, hopes, cares, perplexities, in short, all the distracting emotions with which the minds of men are wont to be agitated. The other parts of Scripture contain the commandment which God enjoined his servants to announce to us. But here the prophets themselves seeing they are exhibited to us speaking to God, and laying open all their inmost thoughts and affections, call or rather draw, each of us to the examination of himself in particular, in order that none of the many infirmities to which we are subject, and of the many vices with which we abound, may remain concealed. It is certainly a rare and singular advantage, when all lurking places are discovered, and the heart is brought into the light, purged from that most baneful infection, hypocrisy. In short, as calling upon God is one of the principal means of securing our safety, and as a better and more unerring rule for guiding us in this exercise cannot be found elsewhere than in the Psalms, it follows, that in proportion to the proficiency which a man shall have attained in understanding them, will be his knowledge of the most important part of celestial doctrine."
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