Anyone who knows about limits knows that a limit with x approaching 0 for 1/x goes to either +Infinity or -Infinity as X gets smaller and smaller (graphic by me to explain for those who don't know what I mean).
The following two images were included in Ken Wheeler's "Uncovering the Missing Secrets of Magnetism" which is available on the Internet Archive for free
For those who want to see other images and clips from this book, you can see the album I've created on Imgur: Other Graphics & Clippings from the same Book
The ancient mathematicians utilized two seemingly contradictory terms to denote zero: Sunya (the Void) and Purna (the Plenum, or absolute fullness). This common reference implies that all numbers, dimensions, and physical substances are virtually and potentially present within that which is without number. This is mathematically formalized as the equation: [0 = X - X] where zero is to number as possibility is to actuality. Zero is not the absence of value; it is the perfectly balanced, non-polarized, and isotropic rest-state of the entire Ether Plenum.
In the Chandogya Upanishad, this unmanifest space (Akasa) is identified as the permissive cause of all individual integration: "All these beings arise out of the space and return into the space... space is older than they, prior to them".
When Indian mathematician Bhaskara defined division by zero in the Bijaganita, he didn't arrive at an "undefined" error. He defined it as the Infinite Immovable (anante\ acyute): [X/0 = Infinity]
He proved that this infinite quantity undergoes no alteration when numbers are added or subtracted, just as there is no alteration in the Divine Mind during the emanation or resolution of worlds. This directly mirrors the sacred declaration of the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad: "when plenum is taken from plenum, plenum yet remains".
