  In this paper we prove the complete characterization of a.s. convergence of
orthogonal series in terms of existence of a majorizing measure. It means that
for a given $(a_n)^{\infty}_{n=1}$, $a_n>0$, series
$\sum^{\infty}_{n=1}a_n\varphi_n$ is a.e. convergent for each orthonormal
sequence $(\varphi_n)^{\infty}_{n=1}$ if and only if there exists a measure $m$
on \[T=\{0\}\cup\Biggl\{\sum^m_{n=1}a_n^2,m\geq 1\Biggr\}\] such that
\[\sup_{t\in T}\int^{\sqrt{D(T)}}_0(m(B(t,r^2)))^{-{1}/{2}}\,dr<\infty,\] where
$D(T)=\sup_{s,t\in T}|s-t|$ and $B(t,r)=\{s\in T:|s-t|\leq r\}$. The presented
approach is based on weakly majorizing measures and a certain partitioning
scheme.
