How to read gematria calculator

If you're looking to learn the ancient practice of gematria, a gematria calculator is a great way to get started. Gematria is the practice of assigning numerical values to Hebrew words or phrases and deriving meaning from these numbers. For curious students and scholars alike, gematria can offer insight into the deeper importance of certain Biblical texts or rabbinical writings. Here's how to begin deciphering gematria with a calculator.

1. Choose a language and convert your words or phrases into it. Gematria is most often done using Hebrew, which has numerical equivalents unique to its letters. Hebrew letters each correspond with a number from one through ten, but not all are used in simple oversights (for example, there is no letter for two). Accurately converting your phrase could require the help of an expert at first; however, many calculators provide options for shortcuts in language translation as you become more familiar with gematria calculations.

2. Calculate the numeric equivalent of your words by matching them with their letter equivalents on a chart or calculator. Generally, this means matching up each letter with its individual numerical number value until you have all of the letters in your phrase equated with its respective number value (for example "love" would be 30 + 6 + 6 + 5 = 47).

3. Add up all of your numbers once they are converted into numerical values and analyze their negative or positive connotations based on traditional interpretations provided by published sources such as books or online databases dedicated to decoding gematria numerology. There is no fixed methodology when decoding numbers as any given combination can be interpreted in many different ways; so interpretation skills will be key in determening potential meanings behind coded words and phrases within several layers deeper than what's written on the surface—which is the whole premise behind gematsia practice anyway!