what is gematria code?

gematria code, otherwise known as the Hebrew Code, is an ancient system of numerology used to assign numbers to words and phrases. It has been used for centuries to uncover hidden meanings and symbolism in the Hebrew Bible.

At its core, gematria assigns each letter of the Hebrew alphabet a numerical value, from Aleph (1) to Tav (400). For example, the letter Aleph stands for 1, and the letter Bet stands for 2. In turn, each word or phrase is assigned a numerical value based on the sum of its component letters. At the most basic level, a Gematria code consists of translating words and numbers into a series of numerical digits.

In addition to the numerical translation, various Kabbalistic methods are used to uncover hidden meanings in the words and phrases. Generally, this involves analyzing the numerical combinations, as well as its multiples and divisions. For instance, using specific patterns and/ or factors, a phrase such as "peace" can be broken down into two components – the words "shalom" (שלום) and "amidah" (אמידה). The numerological value of the components of each word can then be assigned and compared.

Gematria code is particularly useful for studying religious themes, symbolism, and metaphors within the Hebrew language. In certain respects, it's not unlike tarot reading. By looking for patterns and correlations, Gematria code can be used to decipher great spiritual truths.