Cassiel: Angel of Saturn

Cassiel: Angel of Saturn is a slow, copperplate-engraved companion for the hours of Saturn, the planet the old tables give to Saturday and to the angel Cassiel. HOURS — an hourglass whose sand runs down toward the next hour of Saturn for your place, with every Saturn hour of the day listed and a live countdown. SKY — an engraved Saturn drawn at its true ring tilt for today, its height and direction from your city, its brightness, the next opposition, and a Saturn-return finder: enter a birth date to see when Saturn comes back to the same place, including the back-and-forth crossings of a retrograde loop. SEAL — the 3×3 Table of Saturn (the Lo Shu square, every line summing to 15) drawn as vector art, with Cassiel, Agiel and Zazel traced across it letter by letter and the arithmetic shown. PSALTER — original prayers for patience, endurance, grief and finishing, beside King James verses on rest and time. LORE — the name and its sources, the Heptameron's Saturday, Cassiel in later angel lists, and honest notes where the old books disagree. VIGIL — a journal for what you endured, waited for, laid down, grieved or finished, weighed one to five, with a chart by weekday. WIDGETS — an Hourglass and a Rings strip, each with its own opacity from 0 to 100. Gentle alerts at Saturn's hour, with quiet hours, rescheduled after a restart. Fully offline. No ads, no accounts, no tracking. Location is optional and approximate; a city list works just as well. A devotional and historical curiosity, not a prediction or advice.