What is gematria effect

gematria Effect is a phenomenon where numbers and words appear in coincidental patterns or have meaningful relationships to each other. Gematria is an ancient method of assigning numerical values to words so their total can be calculated. The Gematria Effect has captivated people for centuries, with famous scholars, including Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Isaac Newton, studying it.

The earliest form of gematria was used by the Hebrews and Kabbalists to determine the spiritual significance of words and phrases. They would assign numbers to each letter in the Hebrew alphabet and calculate the sum of the combination. The same technique is also used in Greek numerology as well as Arabic, Sanskrit, Indian Vedic numerology. The term Gematria is believed to have originated from Greek word "grammateia" which means "calculations" or "learning".

Today, people use gematria for different reasons. It can be used as a tool for self-discovery – for example uncovering deeper meanings about oneself – or it can be a way to gain insight into any situation you're thinking about or experiencing in life. For example, one might use gematria calculations to evaluate how compatible two people are in a relationship according to their birthdate and name energies mesh together.

Gematria has been seen throughout history with forms of literature alluding to real world events without readers realizing it–consider works such as James Joyce's Ulysses or Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy; scholars believe both works are encoded with encrypted messages that only those knowledgeable about gematria were able to unlock, revealing hidden meanings from within the text. In addition, many esoteric traditions use this system as a part of their overall spiritual practice and techniques for connecting more deeply with higher levels of consciousness; sometimes these practices involve counting letters out loud after writing them down so that one could fully integrate every layer of meaning into each phrase that is spoken aloud before counting it further up or down numerologically.