To understand lexarithmia everyone must understand that today’s Greek alphabet is missing 3 letters.  

 

Due to the different city states and other factors we have the alphabet we have today.  When our alphabet was created it was created with 27 letters.  Some say due to those differences they kept the 24 letter alphabet and the 27 letter alphabet was only used for numbers. 

 

Those letters and their numeric values are as follows.

 

Α=1 Β=2 Γ=3 Δ=4 Ε=5 δίγγαμα F/ΣΤ=6 Ζ=7 Η=8 Θ=9
 

Ι=10 Κ=20 Λ=30 Μ=40 Ν=50 Ξ=60 Ο=70 Π=80 κόππα Q=90
 

Ρ=100 Σ=200 Τ=300 Υ=400 Φ=500 Χ=600 Ψ=700 Ω=800 σαμπ Ϡ =900

 

The sum of all 27 letters in the alphabet is 4995.

The Greek word for letter "ΓΡΑΜΜΑ" has a total number amount of 185.

If you divide 4995 with 185 you get 27 which is the amount of letters you have in the alphabet.  The balance of numbers and language exists everywhere.  It’s a complete system. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This means you can do math just by speaking.

How do you do that exactly?

 

 If you were to say the words “circumference of a circle divided by

the diameter equals pi” you’d get 3.14.  How? Each letter

represents a number and when you add the numbers of a word

you get the answer.   

 

                                                                              

This is absolutely amazing!

 

 π = (circumference of a circle) / (diameter) = 3.14

 π = (ΜΗΚΟΣ ΠΕΡΙΦΕΡΕΙΑΣ ΚΥΚΛΟΥ) / (ΔΙΑΜΕΤΡΟΣ) = 3.14
 

Let’s break it down better. 

 

ΜΗΚΟΣ = 338
ΠΕΡΙΦΕΡΕΙΑΣ = 1,016
ΚΥΚΛΟΥ = 940
Total = 2,294

ΔΙΑΜΕΤΡΟΣ = 730
Total = 730

2,294 / 730 = 3.14
 

 

Other amazing examples are the Greek letter O.  In Greek it’s called an Omikron.  Take each letter of the pronunciation of this letter to see the amazing intelligence behind the creation of the Greek language. 

 

Ομικρον - Ο70 + μ40 + ι10 + κ20 + ρ100 + ο70 + ν50 = 360

 

We all know that a circle is 360 degrees. 

 

Now you have a basic knowledge of Lexarithmia but this is just the beginning. 

 

From here we get to discover the Isopsephia of words and phrases.  That is when the added numbers of a word or phrase are equal to other words or phrases and when they're equal in thatway it means they hold a truth. 

 

For example:

In history we know the Roman Emperor Nero killed his own mother.  So if the Greek language is truly intelligent then this should be known by it. 

 

ΝΕΡΩΝ = 50+5+100+800+50 = 1005

ΙΔΙΑΝ ΜΗΤΕΡΑ ΑΠΕΚΤΕΙΝΕ = 75 + 454 + 476 = 1005

  

 

They add up to the same number of 1005 which means that these two different words and phrases are balanced to one another and hold a truth. 

 

This is how one can check and see if one thing that occurred is true both in the past and the future. 

 

The answers are best received from Eleutherios Argyropoulos who has written many books about this topic. 

 

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