What is gematria effect

gematria Effect is a phenomenon that occurs when words or phrases, typically in Hebrew or Greek, share the same numerical value. This value is determined by assigning each letter of the alphabet a number and calculating the sum of all of their values. Gematria, also referred to as numerology or isopsephy, has been used for centuries in various cultures, including Jewish and Hermetic Qabalah.

The phenomenon was first identified and studied by Rabbi Moshe Kahan, who believed that it had "mystical" implications and could be used to unlock ancient mysteries. This idea has since been adopted by some spiritual seekers and occultists who believe that numbers, symbols, and elements can be used to investigate deeper mysteries of the universe.

The idea behind Gematria Effect is that certain words or phrases can have a substantial effect on our lives when their symbolic numerological value is taken into account. For example, if two words share the same numerical value (e.g., one word equals 1222 while another equals 1222) then they can be seen to have a connection or resonance with each other distinct from their literal meanings. As such, according to some observers, certain numerical combinations can have profound metaphysical effects on our lives—although no one can say for sure exactly what those effects are.