// SET THE INSTRUMENT

Compose your signal.

As taught: outdoors, after full dark, away from lights, in a circle of three or fewer. Give your eyes twenty minutes. Equally at home solo, indoors, at a window.

On a computer: sit where you can see out a window, turn the screen down, and keep this window open on screen until the come-down ends. Headphones for the binaural tone.

sky context — give a position to compute dusk and the Moon approximate · computed here

Target state

Length

Carrier

Modulation

The beat is 7.83 Hz, the Schumann fundamental, carried as lore rather than therapy. Headphones recommended for binaural modes.

Your line for the night (optional) Who is in the circle (optional — solo if empty)

Start

Starting on a shared UTC mark means anyone starting on the same mark, anywhere, is running the protocol alongside you. No server. Just the clock.

A mark records the time. Type a bearing if you know where you were looking.

// FIELD GUIDE

The protocol, the network, the watch.

// STANDING

The log, kept apart.

What you did is measured. What the lore says is marked LORE. What you saw is yours, with time and bearing, and is never graded.

// STATION

Your node.

A designation kept in this browser, so your log reads as a station's. No server has ever seen it.

NODE-————

// SKY CONTEXT

A position is used on this device only, for dusk and the Moon. It is attached to a log entry only if you turn that on at the start of a session.

Attach my position to the entries I log (off by default)

// YOUR DATA

Everything the instrument keeps lives in this browser. Clearing it removes the log, the station, and the settings here. Nothing is sent anywhere, so nothing can be recalled.

The browser session is for computers.

Compose your signal.

Starts at —

Attune

Write the log, as yours.

The protocol, the network, the watch.

The log, kept apart.

Your node.

What you saw, as yours.