Orientation
On-device calculation turns time and place into a direct bearing. Core pointing remains private, precise, and available offline.
azimuth / altitude / horizoncelestial orientation / somatic return
Alice Point is a precise celestial compass and an intentional attention ritual—designed to help people look outward, locate themselves within a larger pattern, and return to a steadier inner signal.
01 / orientation
The horizon is a local condition, not a broken connection. This live model translates Sirius’s fixed celestial coordinates into altitude and azimuth for an observer on Earth.
Calibration note: at the supplied 34° / 22:38 sample, Sirius is below the eastern horizon. The source image’s 267° azimuth is mirrored; this model follows the standard east-of-north convention.
02 / alignment prototype
The working product is a portable celestial instrument: one verified sky bearing, one body-facing cue, and one private interval for return. It makes orientation tangible without pretending to receive a message.
Sirius / below local horizon
alignment sequence / concept
The instrument converts date, place, and true north into Sirius’s current bearing. The calculation stays local to the device.
What realignment means hereRe-establishing attention around a real external coordinate, then observing whether the ritual supports steadier cognition.
03 / historical context
The Great Pyramid was built with extraordinary cardinal precision, and its narrow chamber shafts have long invited stellar readings. One scholarly proposal associates the southern shaft from the so-called Queen’s Chamber with Sirius. Because the shafts’ purpose remains unresolved, this is best understood as a serious historical hypothesis—not settled fact.
The wider relationship is firmer. Ancient Egyptians knew Sirius as Sopdet, or Sothis, and used its heliacal rising as an important calendrical reference. Sirius therefore belonged to the cosmological world from which the pyramid emerged.
monumentGreat Pyramid / Giza
stellar hypothesisSouthern chamber shaft / Sirius
evidence statusProposed / unresolved
04 / the premise
Realignment does not require claiming that Sirius transmits hidden instructions. It begins with something quieter: restoring a conscious, repeatable relationship to a real point beyond the feed.
05 / system architecture
The proposal becomes stronger when the celestial tool, the human practice, and the cultural archive remain distinct—and work in sequence.
On-device calculation turns time and place into a direct bearing. Core pointing remains private, precise, and available offline.
azimuth / altitude / horizonAn optional, non-clinical pause uses direction, breath, and attention as a simple ritual of reorientation.
locate / settle / returnScientific and cultural material sits beside the instrument with sources, context, and clear boundaries between evidence and interpretation.
science / history / meaning06 / attention practice
Cognitive alignment is treated here as a design hypothesis: can a repeatable act of external orientation help people recover a calmer internal reference? The product should test that question honestly.
optional / 60 seconds
Face the indicated direction. Let the visual pulse set a slow rhythm. Notice where you are before asking what it means.
No score. No streak. Stop at any time.07 / integrity protocol
Astronomical claims are calculated, testable, and separated from spiritual interpretation.
No single culture owns Sirius. Traditions are attributed, sourced, and presented without flattening them into one mythology.
No feed, streaks, rankings, public metrics, or inferred spirituality. Location stays on-device for core orientation.
The practice does not diagnose, treat, or guarantee inner peace. Any claimed benefit must be evaluated before it is marketed.
08 / build sequence
The web instrument is the first proof. The native product should earn complexity only after its direction and calibration are trusted.
Live altitude and azimuth model, manual controls, location-assisted sidereal time, and the one-minute return.
iOS ephemeris engine, compass view, calibration language, offline operation, and accuracy testing.
Sensor fusion, AR direction, haptic cues, sourced knowledge modules, and private beta.
Astronomy validation, cultural review, wellbeing study design, accessibility work, and public beta.
the working proposition
Alice Point makes one relationship legible—then leaves room for the person to decide what it means.
Return to the instrument09 / evidence notes