Gematria revelations refer to the spiritual or mystical insights derived from the practice of gematria (גימטריה), a form of Jewish numerology that assigns numerical values to Hebrew letters to find hidden meanings in words and phrases. The term "gematria" is derived from the Greek word "geōmetria" (γεωμετρία), meaning "geometry," but in Hebrew, it is often associated with the numerical values of letters. In Arabic, the concept is known as ʿilm al-ḥurūf (علم الحروف), which translates to "the science of letters." Gematria revelations are sought by analyzing the numerical values of words to uncover deeper, often esoteric, connections between seemingly unrelated terms. This practice is deeply rooted in Jewish mysticism, particularly in the Kabbalah, where it is used to explore the divine names and the hidden structures of the Torah. By revealing these numerical correspondences, practitioners believe they can gain insights into the divine plan and the underlying unity of all creation. The use of gematria extends beyond Jewish tradition and has influenced various esoteric and mystical traditions, including Christian mysticism and Islamic numerology.