DOMINANT-DIMINISHED Connections (Part 1/3)

Here's a vintage tip in three parts, originally posted on my Patreon channel, Guitar Tips Pro. Since a lot of you have enjoyed my recent posts on the relationship between diminished chords and dominant chords, I've decided to share a few more here.
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A symmetric chord has 2 properties:
1. The distance between all notes is the same.
2. That distance evenly divides 12.
So we have 4 kinds of symmetrical chords:
1. Diminished
2.Augmented
3.Tritone (2 note chord)
4. Whole note chord: 6 notes, each separated by a whole tone.