The Esoteric Meaning of Numbers - Numerology 100

There are those who believe that numbers are just numbers. Then you have people like Pythagoras and others that believe that numbers are so much more. I totally ascribe to this second school of thought. I love numbers. I live numbers.
As it turns out, this is also the accepted opinion of our Jewish sages.

The following is based on shiurim by Rav Ari Bergmann and other bits of knowledge that I have gathered over the years:

The oldest sefer we have, is the Sefer Yetzira, which happens to be a kabbalistic sefer. The sefer was apparently written by Avraham Avinu, or it was possibly given by Hashem to Avraham Avinu. In either case, it's quite old.
The Sefer Yetzira writes that the world was created with 32 paths of wisdom. No coincidence that the number 32 is the gematria of lev/heart. In Parshas Breishis, when discussing the creation of the world, the word/name "elokim" is written 32 times.
What are these 32 paths of wisdom? The Sefer Yetzira answers that the 32 paths of wisdom, the 32 building blocks of the creation of the world, are the 10 numerical digits and the 22 letters of the hebrew language.
Kabbalists discuss and delve into the importance of the numbers and they included one of the most telling pieces into our Haggadah, namely, the "echad mee yodea". It seems like a strange place. Why in the Haggadah?
Any time there are repetitions of numbers, there is always an inherent connection between those numbers. The question is asked why were there ten makos? Hashem could have easily wiped out Mitzrayim with one. The Maharal gives a beautiful answer. He explains that Yetzias Mitzrayim, wasn't just about extrictaing the jews from Egypt. It was a re-creation of the world purely for the sake of the Jews and the Torah. The ten makos, perfectly correspond to the shutting down of the ten "maamoros" with which the world was created (yes, the aseres hadibros also ties in to these ten maamoros). He explains them all, but the easiest ones to understand are the maka of choshech, offsetting "yehi ohr" and makas bechoros offsetting "naaseh adam", etc. So, on Pesach night, when we discuss the genesis and recreation of the world for the jews, there is no more fitting time to discuss the numbers, the building blocks of the world, and how they apply to us.
As time goes on, I will try to go number by number and explain their importance, when possible combining it with its corresponding letter. I hope you enjoy!