Explanation of  הוצאת ספר תורה (part 2), where we together declare ה׳'s greatness and exalt Hashem with our submission before and recognition our closeness towards Hashem in גדלו, and we ask Hashem for protection physically and spiritually (אב הרחמים) to ultimately enable a גילוי שכינה (ותגלה. This all starts with the Torah (ברוך שנתן).

Explanation of the process of הוצאת ספר תורה, recognizing the ultimate path of Torah impacting and changing the entire world in ויהי בנסוע as well as our close connection to Torah as we submit ourselves before the Torah and ask for it to be part of our lives in בריך שמיה.

Introduction to קריאת התורה as a means to reenact מעמד הר סיני and enable a unique facet of קבלת עול מלכות שמים בציבור, ultimately allowing us to merit גאולה.

Reviewing the progression of תחנון said everyday as well as on Monday and Thursday in addition to noting some of תחנון's themes particularly submission before Hashem and Teshuva.

Explanation of ק-ל ארך אפים, a transition between תחנון and קריאת התורה, where we ask for a positive relationship with Hashem, protection in exile with attainment of גאולה, culminating in an admission before Hashem of our sins and ask for atonement.

Explanation of ה׳ אלוקי ישראל, where we present several requests before Hashem to protect us and have mercy on us despite the fact that we are suffering in the גלות. 

Explanation of the third section of the והוא רחום prayer, אין כמוך, where we mainly take responsibility for our sins and use our experiences in exile in the תשובה process, enabling us to attain salvation and גאולה.

Explanation of the second part of the והוא רחום prayer, that of אנא מלך where we ask Hashem for protection and be aware of us during our גלות and not be forsaken.

Explanation of the first of three parts of תחנון שני וחמישי, והוא רחום until אנא מלך חנון ורחום אתה, where we ask Hashem for רחמנות for the גאולה and תשובה

Introduction and explanation to תחנון ב״ה, where were increase our תחינות and specifically recite the section of והוא רחום to introspect and seek ה׳.