In the August Journal, we noticed the most interesting excerpt from the conversation with Rabbi Weintraub. Referring to his book, Healing of Soul, Healing of Body: Spiritual Leaders Unfold the Strength & Solace in Psalms, interviewer commented, "One of the suggestions the book makes for people seeking healing is that they write a psalm themselves."
A professor of the London Conservatory introduced us in this way to the world of music. At the end of this course the professor asked every student to write a psalm and set it to music.
We were sitting half of the night on the corner of our bed to make a psalm with music for the next day. On the last day of the Summer Session the choir sang the psalms to members of all courses in a final session.
So we experienced by writing a psalm the big feeling of greatfulness and meekness. And this helped us get a very new idea of the healing presence of God.
Now we send to Journal readers this psalm set to music.
Our best regards and love,
