How does a gematria decoder work?

Gematria is a gematria decoder that is used in both ancient and modern Kabbalah. It is the study of numerical values in the Hebrew alphabet and how they pertain to creating deeper spiritual connections and understanding. Gematria applies numerical values to each Hebrew letter according to its position in the alphabet. When these values are added up, they reveal patterns of words and phrases that have a deeper spiritual significance. Through Gematria, it's possible to bring a whole new level of depth and understanding to sacred texts like the Bible.

Using a gematria decoder requires an understanding of the underlying values assigned to each Hebrew letter. In gematria, there are two systems for assigning numerical values: Mispar Katan (Small Number) and Mispar Gadol (Large Number). In the Small Number system, each letter is given its position in the alphabet as its value, e.g., aleph = 1, bet = 2, etc. The Large Number system assigns more complex numerical values based on letters' placement within certain two-letter combinations (pa'amim). Each set of two letters corresponds to its own unique numerical value when looked up through a gematria decoder table or chart.

How to read gematria calculator

Gematria is an ancient system of applying numerical values to Hebrew letters, words and phrases in order to arrive at a number associated with their spiritual or mystical meaning. It has been used for over 3000 years by many cultures and has been popular among Kabbalah practitioners, Hermeticists and some other mystics for centuries. To get the most out of the Gematria system, you need to use a gematria calculator. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to read gematria calculator results.

Step 1: Choose the most appropriate words or phrase you are interested in calculating according to your particular question or enquiry. Depending on your language preference, choose a Hebrew or Greek system of Gematria to get the numerical values of each letter in that specific system.

Step 2: Enter the appropriate letters into the given calculator and see what result it produces. If you are using a Hebrew Gematria system, make sure that where letters have different pronunciations (such as א and ע) they are spelled correctly in order to get an accurate calculation.

Step 3: The result produced should be expressed in either absolute form (single digits) or integer form (positive numbers). Absolute form calculates each single letter of your chosen phrase/word without incorporating any addition or subtraction rules between individual letter values. Integer form combines two distinct parts; firstly for each pair of two identical consonants in your phrase/word subtract one from their total sum value; secondly add all partial sums together for an ending total value.

Step 4: Read the gematrial results according to your purpose once it is shown on your calculator page by examining its symbolic meaning alongside its numerical interpretation. For example, if you wanted answers based upon love then 14 could be interpreted in terms of having strong love vibration due to its reference to the Unification of the Fathers Love found in Psalm 86:11 "Unite my heart to fear Thy name" which gives us a value of 14 (1+4=5).