the real zero point is inside you, Kabbalah calls it, the dot in the heart.

In Hebrew & Aramaic, the word for "heart" (lba) is like the word for "join" (lbb) in the sense of "connection".

You can read about the 'hole in the heart' (metaphorical?) in the Talmud.

There are many different meanings from this root lb ("heart"), such as "center", "intellect", "emotions", "flame", and "desire".

The unifying Hebrew theme is two letters lamed-bet, "to the inside". It explains why the Hebrew dictionaries say things like this, "The 'heart' stands for the inner being of man, the man himself. As such, it is the foundation of all he does (Prov 4:4)." Strong's, Hebrew & Aramaic Dictionary, #3824.

In Hebrew - LeV

in Aramaic - LiBA

liba :)

Do you have any specific quotes or references from Hebrew writings about this 'dot in the heart'?

For example, I'm curious if the dot is referred to as the yod of the heart...

Which do you think is more likely:
(a) 'zero' is a lower dimensional perspective on a 'nine' - in other words, a zero and a nine are describing the same thing, like when you look at a spiral in 3D you see a "9" shape, but if you look at that same spiral directly (head on) in 2-D it is a "0" shape because the spiral arms overlap each other to your perspective...
or
(b) 'zero' and 'nine' are on equal footing in all dimensions, and are two sides of the same phenomenon, like electricity and magnetism.
or
(c) other.

All the rivers run into the sea; yet the sea is not full; unto the place from whence the rivers come, thither they return again.

can you read how Wise King Solomon clothes the zero point in the garment of sea?

how is it there is always room for water to enter the earth? how is it there is always room for rivers to emerge out of fountains and flow upon the earth?
how can the sea contain all these waters?

its called Nekuda Sh'balev

google Nekuda Shbalev, I am deeply sorry, but you will have to read and read and read and gain the insights to see.
this is not something I can simply quote.

Torus.

Energy flows in, and energy flows out. It is cyclical, like the water cycle on earth, a system of tori in harmony.

Isnt zero point energy theoretical devices use the torus?

:)

OP, check yourself into the nearest mental hospital, you're ready for the rubber room, you silly jewish person.

nqwdh ("Nekuda" or "point") -- interesting. I read the root word nqd is about purity and cleanliness.

In ancient Aramaic the word for 'zero' is lyTh ("not having" or "none"). The idea is that 'not having' sin makes one pure, and therefore the connection to the Creator is free.

In Hebraic thought, the heart was considered the 'center' of the man. In physics, the center point is the point of strongest gravity. Imagine one heart so pure that all are (gravitationally) attracted to that one point. And now consider the symbolism of nqda ("shepherd") in the context of sheep (symbolizing photons/light) that follow inward to that point.