How do you split the Tehilim among several people?

Create a Tehilim session on Petite Jérusalem, select the chapters, then share the link. Everyone reserves the Tehilim they read; the full sefer (150 chapters) is finished far faster together.

Can you read Tehilim for someone who is ill?

Yes. Sharing Tehilim is often organized for a refua shlema (recovery). You can state the person's name and the intention in the session description.

And in memory of someone who has passed away?

Sharing Tehilim is also fitting for an ilui neshama, in memory of a loved one, in particular for a hilula or a yahrzeit.

Do you need an account to take part?

No, you can reserve and read Tehilim as a guest. A free account lets you find your readings again and track your progress.

Share Tehilim with several people

Reading a whole sefer Tehilim (the 150 Psalms) takes time. By splitting the chapters among several people, it can be finished in a few minutes. Petite Jérusalem lets you organize this sharing for free and track the chapters already read.

For which intention?

Refua shlema: for the recovery of someone who is ill.
Ilui neshama: in memory and for the elevation of a departed soul.
Hatzlacha: for success in a project, an exam or a wedding.
For a hilula, a Shabbat or a community event.

How to share the Tehilim

Create a session of type Tehilim and state the intention in the description.
Select the chapters (or the whole sefer).
Share the link: everyone reserves and reads their chapters, even as a guest.
Track in real time the Tehilim already read until the sefer is finished.

Create a Tehilim sharing

Frequently asked questions

How do you split the Tehilim among several people?: Create a Tehilim session on Petite Jérusalem, select the chapters, then share the link. Everyone reserves the Tehilim they read; the full sefer (150 chapters) is finished far faster together.
Can you read Tehilim for someone who is ill?: Yes. Sharing Tehilim is often organized for a refua shlema (recovery). You can state the person's name and the intention in the session description.
And in memory of someone who has passed away?: Sharing Tehilim is also fitting for an ilui neshama, in memory of a loved one, in particular for a hilula or a yahrzeit.
Do you need an account to take part?: No, you can reserve and read Tehilim as a guest. A free account lets you find your readings again and track your progress.