Baruch Adonai ham-vo-rach l’olam va-ed. Baruch atta Aedonai, eloheinu melech ha-olam, asher ba-char-banu mee-kol ha-a-mim, v’natan lanu et torato. Baruch atta Adonai, notein hatorah. …

Learn how to read the Torah Blessings and what three common mistakes not to make while reciting the aliyah prayer.

Upon hearing your Hebrew name called, rise and walk over to the bimah (reading platform) and stand to the right of the reader, facing the Torah scroll. It is customary to take the shortest …

4 days ago · Whenever the Torah is read or chanted publicly, such as on Shabbat or a holiday, the congregation honors members or guests of the congregation by inviting them up to the …

If you have been given the honor of being called up for an aliyah, you will chant the blessings before and after the reading of the Torah (by the cantor). Here is a brief guide to performing …

You have been given the honor of being called up for an aliya, in which you will chant the blessings before and after the reading of the Torah. Here is a brief guide to this honor:

Allow the Torah reader to show you the place in the Torah and kiss your tzitzit or prayer book and place it at the spot. Take hold of the wooden Torah handles (atzei hayim) and say the blessing …

To make it easy for you, we have several resources available to help you learn how to read or chant the Torah blessings, as well as learn the choreography of the Aliyah ritual.

When Blessed I think are You, of this Adonai, prayer, who I gives am the Torah. reminded to be thankful for what I have and to always be truthful. Mostly, to my family and my sister.

A guide to the blessings recited before and after receiving an Aliyah during the Torah reading.