🔢✨ Number Kissing: When Christ Meets Kakarot

GhostByte null
Sep 17
2 min read

Updated: Sep 18

If you’ve ever played around with Gematrix.org, you know it’s more than just a quirky word-to-number calculator—it’s a portal into synchronicities hiding in plain sight. I call one of my favorite techniques “number kissing”—when two words or names align perfectly in Gematria, as if they’re secretly vibing on the same wavelength.

And sometimes, those kisses reveal jaw-dropping connections.

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🥊 The Christ–Kakarot Connection

Here’s a wild one:

Christ = 77 (Simple Gematria)

Kakarot = 77 (Simple Gematria)

Yes—you read that right. Kakarot, better known as Goku from Dragon Ball Z, lands on the same number as Christ.

Think about it: Goku is the Monkey King, the protector of Earth, the eternal rival of evil. He sacrifices himself (multiple times), resurrects, and saves humanity again and again. That’s not just anime flair—it echoes directly with the archetype of Christ.

It’s like the creators unintentionally encoded a mythic truth: Goku is the anime Messiah.

✝️ The Jesus–Messiah Alignment

The synchronicities don’t stop there. Look at this perfect number kiss:

Jesus = 444 (English Gematria) | 74 (Simple Gematria)

Messiah = 444 (English Gematria) | 74 (Simple Gematria)

“Jesus” and “Messiah” are completely interchangeable in the numbers, sealing the archetype with numerical poetry.

Forever in our hearts: Akira Toriyama (Japanese: 鳥山明, Hepburn: Toriyama Akira; April 5, 1955 – March 1, 2024

🌌 Why It Matters

Whether you see it as coincidence, synchronicity, or hidden code, Gematria has a way of peeling back the layers between myth, numerolog, pop culture, and spirituality.

Goku/Christ both fight evil, die for others, resurrect, and carry a message of hope.

The numbers themselves “kiss,” affirming that resonance.

Maybe Dragon Ball Z isn’t just anime. Maybe it’s the latest retelling of humanity’s oldest story.