Sometimes the stars feel like a hand drawn map, faint but steady. If you’re on uneven ground, trace the Orion belt as a line of three, then imagine a straight line through it—your horizon line. The bright stars in a constellation can act like landmarks; line them up with the rough edges you see below, and you can roughly orient yourself even when you can’t see the ground. It’s a quiet trick, but the stars stay steady while the world shifts.