Mandala

A mandala is a geometric configuration of symbols.
With the help of vectors, the symmetrical geometric shapes of the mandala automatically attract the attention of the person to the center of the circle.
Most artists today draw mandalas without circles and squares, which is amazing from an aesthetic standpoint, but an original mandala with the characteristics that are present in the historical and ancient definitions will definitely have circles and squares.
Mandalas are seen by Carl Jung as archetypes of the self, symbols of wholeness and order, which are used to organize and rearrange chaos.
The mandala design is a way to relieve tension and focus the mind.
Mandalas are used in art therapy to help patients gain mastery over their minds and achieve peace, also Mandala establishes a new connection between the conscious and the unconscious.
This old pattern throws out internal issues and acts as a projection device.

Everyone in the world has their own mandala that can be formed in their paintings and artistic activities.