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A short, wordless practice: let a shape or a color come to mind, then draw it outward from the middle. Every stroke is mirrored around the circle, so a single wandering line becomes a whole figure. Don't plan it — follow it, and see what it turns into.
People in many traditions have drawn centered, symmetric figures as a way of settling and gathering the mind — a circle with a center, filled from the inside out. This is just a tool for doing that: you draw one line and it's repeated around the ring, so the making is quick and the result surprises you. Treat it as a way to externalize whatever's moving in you right now, then sit with the picture it makes. Nothing here is graded, and nothing is quoted.
Close your eyes for a breath or two. Let a shape, a color, or a feeling arise on its own — don't reach for it. When something comes, open your eyes and begin drawing it from the center, without deciding in advance what it will become.
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A centered, symmetric drawing tool. You draw one stroke; it's mirrored around a ring of a chosen fold to make the whole figure. All wording here is original. Treat it as a settling, expressive practice — the value is in the making and in sitting with what comes out, not in the polish.