Two poles of one sphere
+The Śrī Yantra turned inside out by circle inversion, then wrapped onto a ball by stereographic projection. On the sphere the inversion is just a flip, and the bindu and infinity are the two poles.
+ +On the sphere
+Spin the yantra and its inversion on the Riemann sphere. Slide the lift, compare stereographic with great circles, and switch the sphere off to watch only the plane.
+ open explorer → + + +On the plane
+The yantra inverted in its own outer circle, z ↦ z / |z|². Pan and zoom out to follow the arcs toward infinity.
+ open explorer → + +four upward triangles · five downward · the bindu
+Triangle coordinates follow a numerical solution of the yantra's concurrency conditions (after Kulaichev and Huet), drawn as 27 lines with 29 triple points.
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