The cornerstone of Judaism is the belief in the relations between spiritual and physical. This is epitomized in Hebrew Holy books, which are founded by internal and external parts of the Torah. The external part of the Torah is a set of morals, laws, commands, etc. According to the Jewish tradition, the internal part of the Torah is the blueprint for Creation founded by spiritual letter combinations (spiritual forces). The sacred numbers are descriptions of quantitative evaluation of spiritual letter combinations are related to physical reality.
The spiritual letter combinations of the Torah have a direct relationship with spiritual forces and the spiritual and physical worlds are made of spiritual forces. Thus, the Torah is founded by spiritual letter combinations that reflect diverse aspects of wisdom and spiritual knowledge through spiritual forces.
Gematria is a method of deriving additional meaning from words or phrases in Hebrew by calculating the numerical equivalence of letters, words, and phrases in a particular text. If a word's numerical value matches another then probably there is a relationship between the two words' concepts. Therefore, gematria may be used for the purpose of gaining insight into interrelating concepts and for finding correspondences between words and concepts. Because spiritual letter combinations have a direct relationship to spiritual forces, the gematria of any spiritual letter combination is a gematrical vector. For this reason, any spiritual force can be calculated and represented by gematrical vector, which indicate the quantitative and logical meaning of spiritual force and her physical forces. For this reason, gematrical vector is absolute description of ratios of nature.
Number theory is branch of mathematics concerned with properties of the positive integers. Modern number theory is a broad subject that is classified into subheadings such as elementary number theory, algebraic number theory, analytic number theory, geometric number theory, and probabilistic number theory. These categories reflect the methods used to address problems concerning the integers. Sacred number theory deal with gematrical vectors and their derivatives such as matrices, series etc..
According to Jewish tradition, the world is created by spiritual letters combinations and 22 Hebrew's letters and 10 sefirot. For this reason , gematrical vectors and their derivatives are the unifying concept necessary for understanding everything from properties of physical matter to musical harmony. Given this viewpoint, sacred numbers represented universal (absolute) ratios of our world (ratios of nature).
A mathematical phenomenon of the Torah is related to the unique ratios and proportions of nature. God is created our world by way using ratios and constants of nature. Consequently, the God made proportions and ratios of nature, all else is the work of man, as empirical and theoretical knowledge about nature.

Mathematics is a science that uses logical reasoning, counting, measuring, and calculations to make sense of the real world. The word “rational” is derived from the word 'ratio', which means a comparison of two or more values or integer numbers. Rational comes from ratio and ratio comes from rational. Reason comes from rational and rational comes from reason. For this reason, mathematics is science that uses reason in order to research diverse abstract ratios of rational world.
Ratios are a helpful tool for comparing things to each other in science and real life. Ratios occur often in daily life and help to simplify many of our interactions by putting numbers into perspective. Ratios allow us to measure and express quantities by making them easier to understand. Ratios are used to compare numbers in quantitative terms in real-world situations. Ratios and proportions find application in solving many daily life problems and show a relation between two or more quantities and thus help in their comparison.
The ultimate ideal state of nature is the harmony and unity between positive, negative, and neutral elements. E.g., unity between positive, negative, and neutral particles, as electrons, and neutrons into atoms. A vector of nature is a vector of ratios that reflects the state of nature, as unity positive and negative or unity positive, negative, and neutral. A vector of stability of nature is a vector of ratios that reflects the state of nature, as unity and balance of positive and negative or unity and balance of positive and negative and neutral, when neutral is complementary to balance of positive and negative.There are a lot of objects that can be generally considered as "elements" and which can be represented by vectors of stability of nature. So, e.g., formulas of chemistry elements or molecules can be represented by vectors of stability of nature are founded by the table of Mendeleev. Also, diverse vibrations, music and sounds can be represented by vectors of stability of nature.
If ordinary natural gematria (ordinary gematrical vector) and vector of stability of nature is same, then such ordinary natural gematria (ordinary gematrical vector) is natural gematria (gematrical vector).
Gematrical vectors and their derivatives constitute the unifying concepts necessary for understanding everything from properties of physical matter to musical harmony. From this viewpoint, gematrical vectors represent universal and absolute constants and ratios of our world, which may be used to find correspondences between spiritual letter combinations and properties of elements or objects of nature.