Frequently Asked Questions

Tehillim.Site is a modern digital platform for creating personalized prayers and segulot based on Tehillim (Psalms of David). The platform automatically elevates your prayers throughout the day, combining ancient spiritual wisdom with modern technology. Watch the process on our Live page.

Tehillim, also known as the Book of Psalms, are 150 sacred songs and prayers written primarily by King David. They have been recited for thousands of years for spiritual protection, healing, success, and connection with the Divine. Browse all 150 Psalms divided into 15 sections, each with associated segulot.

Segulot are spiritual remedies rooted in Jewish tradition. Each psalm in Tehillim is associated with specific segulot — for example, protection from the evil eye, healing, success in business, finding a soulmate, and many more. When you create a prayer, you can select specific segulot that match your needs.

Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in Tehillim with 176 verses, organized into 22 sections — one for each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. This unique structure allows for personalized prayers based on the letters of your Hebrew name. When you create a Psalm 119 prayer, the system selects the specific verses that correspond to your name's letters, creating a deeply personal spiritual connection. For example, if your name starts with Aleph (א), verses 1-8 are recited for you. See David's 119 Psalm prayer as an example.

Once a prayer is created on Tehillim.Site, it enters our system and is automatically 'elevated' — meaning the associated psalms are programmatically recited on behalf of and in the merit of the person named in the prayer. This happens continuously, at least once per day. Watch this process in real-time on our Live page or browse all active prayers.

Creating a prayer is simple: visit our Create page, enter the Hebrew name (use our Transliterator if needed), select the purpose (segula) of your prayer, and submit. New prayers include up to 13 psalms and require admin approval. Once someone supports your prayer, all 150 psalms become linked to it.

When you create a new prayer, it starts with up to 13 psalms and awaits admin approval. When you support an existing prayer, you strengthen its elevation and unlock the full power of all 150 psalms for that prayer. Supporting prayers for others is considered as powerful as praying for yourself.

Yes! If a prayer already exists for someone with the same name, you can support that prayer to strengthen its elevation. When multiple people join a prayer, its spiritual power is amplified. Browse existing prayers and find ones that resonate with you.

All content is available in both Hebrew (the original language of Tehillim) and English. Each prayer includes the Hebrew text, English transliteration (use our Transliterator tool to convert text), and audio recordings in Hebrew so you can follow along with traditional pronunciation.

No, Tehillim.Site is a non-commercial, charitable initiative created by an individual passionate about spreading Tehillim. Any contributions made on the site are voluntary donations to support the project's mission of making Tehillim accessible to everyone. Learn more about us.

All new prayers go through admin review before being activated. This ensures the integrity of our prayer system and prevents spam or inappropriate submissions. Once approved, your prayer appears on the Prayers page and begins being elevated on the Live page.

No. This platform is not meant to replace personal prayer and direct communication with God. It serves as an additional spiritual tool — a way to ensure prayers are elevated continuously even when you cannot pray yourself. Learn more about our approach on the About page.

You can support Tehillim.Site by making a donation, creating prayers, supporting existing prayers, sharing the platform with others, or simply using it to connect with the power of Tehillim.

By using Tehillim.Site, you participate in several mitzvot: spreading Torah and Divine light by creating prayers, reading and listening to Tehillim, giving tzedakah through donations, and supporting prayers for others — which is considered as powerful as praying for yourself.