Pagan Homeland Collaboration Wayfinder
Archive Map 🗂️
The place to find PHC records without rebuilding what already exists.
Muninn carries what matters home. This page should prevent duplicate work, mystery files, and the kind of archaeology where everyone is sure they saw it somewhere but nobody can find where it went.
Use it when you need a folder, source record, template, dossier, savepoint, Drive map, build note, code block, response sheet, or old file. Archive Map helps people find the trail. It does not decide which record has authority.
Drive Map Compass
Muninn is the current Drive memory layer. Use it when someone needs to see where a file lives, what it is called, what folder it sits in, and which link is current.
Mapped Records
Latest uploaded Muninn export maps 472 Drive rows. Use the sheet search when this page only gives the doorway.
Open Muninn Drive MapFolder Paths
Use folder paths to locate the real source home before moving, renaming, duplicating, or replacing a file.
Open PHC Root FolderFile Records
Use file names, IDs, URLs, parent IDs, owners, last-updated dates, MIME types, and trashed status to check the live file trail.
Open Signal TrackerHow To Use Muninn
- Open Muninn when you need the exact current file or folder.
- Search by file name, folder name, route, page name, or keyword.
- Check the Path column before assuming where something lives.
- Check Last Updated before relying on a file as current.
- Use Archive Map for human-friendly doors; use Muninn for exact Drive lookup.
Muninn Authority Boundary
Muninn is a map. It is not Board approval, spending approval, access approval, public launch approval, fundraising approval, property approval, or binding authority.
Huginn gathers. Muninn remembers. Neither approves action.
High-Use Archive Doors
Start here when you need the main map, root folder, current trackers, source-code records, graphics assets, or repair path.
Core Map + Continuity Records
These files help people find the work, understand what changed, and avoid rebuilding the same road twice.
Muninn Drive Map
Current Drive memory layer. Finds files, folders, IDs, parent IDs, URLs, owners, updated dates, MIME types, and paths.
Open Muninn Drive MapHuginn PHC Drive Export
Apps Script that gathers the Drive map and updates Muninn. Most users should use Muninn rather than run scripts.
Open Huginn ScriptSignal Tracker
Tracks recent changes, route notes, and system updates. Use this before editing so you know what changed.
Open Signal TrackerSavepoint Index
Holds savepoint recovery, continuity records, folder-level notes, and handoff instructions.
Open Savepoint IndexBuild Notes
Records Wayfinder page changes, code passes, source alignment, failures, repairs, and build decisions.
Open Build NotesPage Navigation Map
Shows Wayfinder page structure and planned internal routes. Use this when checking whether a page belongs in the system.
Open Navigation MapWayfinder Build + Assets
Human-facing page for source-code files, UI assets, logos, page build records, and controlled Wayfinder asset routing.
Open Build + AssetsCode Blocks Folder
Drive folder for Squarespace source-code blocks and page replacement files.
Open Code Blocks FolderGraphics + UI Assets
Drive folder for Wayfinder logos, graphics, symbols, uploaded assets, and visual materials.
Open Graphics + UI AssetsMímir Source-Fact Intelligence Layer
Working source-fact intelligence layer for reviewed Board minutes and institutional-memory extraction.
Open MímirMímisbrunnr Report Output Well
Working report/output well that helps turn reviewed source facts into readable output views.
Open MímisbrunnrWanderer: WIS
Wayfinder Information System for reviewed place, property, resource, and map-related signals. Use from Site Radar context. It does not approve action.
Open Wanderer: WISMain Folder Routes
Folders work when people put the record where the next person can find it.
00_START HERE
Orientation, naming rules, sharing rules, workflow, source priority, and access rules.
Open 00_START HERE01_GOVERNANCE
Committee scope, authority boundaries, Board reporting rhythm, roles, annual review, and governing references.
Open 01_GOVERNANCE02_VALUES + SAFETY
Values and safety MOU, conduct standards, safety tiers, incident notes, accessibility baseline, and steward standards.
Open 02_VALUES + SAFETY03_PARTNERS + ONBOARDING
Partner intake, readiness review, contact tracking, collaboration boundaries, and partner files.
Open 03_PARTNERS04_PROPERTIES + SITE DOSSIERS
Property radar, active leads, due diligence, approved targets, closed leads, site dossiers, and screening tools.
Open 04_PROPERTIES05_GRANTS + FUNDING
Donor language, restricted-fund tracking, grant readiness, budget templates, funder research, and funding records.
Open 05_FUNDING06_PROJECTS + BUILDOUTS
Site activation concepts, early-use models, stewardship, operations, accessibility, compliance, and capital projects.
Open 06_BUILDOUTS07_COMMS + MEDIA
Share-safe one-pagers, public copy, graphics, approved photos, press items, Wayfinder assets, and code blocks.
Open 07_COMMS08_MEETINGS + RECORDS
Agendas, notes, proposals, votes, resolutions, status reports, decision log, proposal register, action items, signal tracking, and Board Minutes Recovery.
Open 08_RECORDS09_TEMPLATES + TOOLKIT
Reusable templates, dossier shells, intake forms, Board memo templates, build notes, and Wayfinder planning files.
Open 09_TOOLKIT99_ARCHIVE
Superseded drafts, retired assets, closed files, deprecated templates, old comms materials, and historical savepoints.
Open 99_ARCHIVEPHC Root Drive Folder
Top-level folder for the full Pagan Homeland Collaboration Drive structure.
Open PHC Root FolderCore Source Anchors
These records help orient the project. They are not interchangeable.
PHC Business Plan 2.0
Board-facing current framework source for committee structure, authority boundaries, planning logic, and Board-governed context.
Higher-authority records still control: bylaws, formal Board minutes, adopted resolutions, Board-approved policies, and IRS records.
📘 Open Business Plan 2.0PHC Business Plan 1.0
Private donor-facing narrative source for early case logic, private donor cultivation, Phase 0 / Phase 1 context, and donor-story framing.
Do not use this as the current Board-facing governance framework or proof of Board approval.
❧ Open Business Plan 1.0Board Minutes Recovery
Raw institutional-memory and timeline source material drawn from Deeply Rooted Board minutes and related source review.
Useful for source grounding. Not finished public history unless the minutes explicitly show that action.
📜 Open Board Minutes RecoveryInstitutional Memory + Board Minutes Recovery
This layer helps PHC keep the long story useful without turning pattern into approval.
What This Layer Does
Board Minutes Recovery helps track reviewed Deeply Rooted Board records, confirmed PHC / Pagan Homeland references, pre-PHC patterns, quiet-year markers, source authority, relevance categories, verification gaps, and Wade feedback notes.
This section makes the source architecture findable. It does not add timeline claims or public history.
What This Layer Does Not Do
It does not turn older discussion into PHC approval.
Approved minutes matter. Drafts need labels. Raw recovery is not final history. Pattern is not approval. Wade can point. Records must prove. Board must approve.
Archive Safety Note
Archive Map helps people find records. It does not decide which record is authoritative.
Before You Use a File
- check the date
- check the status label
- check whether it is draft, working, approved, raw, archived, or superseded
- check whether a higher-authority source controls
- check whether the file is safe to share
- check whether a newer source exists
- open Muninn when the route needs exact Drive lookup
- do not treat convenience as authority
Restricted Record Note
Some PHC records may involve donor, Board, legal, finance, personnel, property, negotiation, title, safety-sensitive, signal-tracking, continuity, institutional-memory, oral-context, source-recovery, or Drive-map information.
Keep restricted records in the correct controlled Drive location. Do not expose sensitive files directly on this page.
Board Briefing + Governance Review Routes
Board-facing records need clear source, clear ask, and clear status.
Input Console + Live Form Routes
Intake creates a record. It does not make the record approved.
Operations Protocol File Routes — Workflow + Source Priority
Use protocol records when you need to know where the work belongs before moving it.
Property File Routes — Site Review Records + Review Tools
Property records must keep interest separate from readiness.
Resource + Funding File Routes
Funding work needs clean language, clean records, and no magical math.
External Relations File Routes — Partner Records + Network References
Relationship work still needs records. A good conversation is not a formal partnership.
Form Response Sheets — Where Submissions Land
Forms collect information. Response sheets hold what came in. Review still happens after submission.
Board Report Responses
Holds submitted Board report items. Use this before shaping updates for Board Briefing Station.
Open ResponsesProperty Lead Responses
Holds submitted property leads. Use this before sorting a lead into Site Radar, Wanderer: WIS, or a property folder.
Open ResponsesPartner Intake Responses
Holds submitted partner leads. Use this before routing a lead into External Relations or partner onboarding.
Open ResponsesGrant Lead Responses
Holds submitted grant and funding leads. Use this before routing a lead into Resource Readiness or funder review.
Open ResponsesCorrection Responses
Holds reported broken links, outdated text, confusing routes, and maintenance needs. Use this before touching code or page records.
Open ResponsesProcess Help Responses
Holds general questions and process help requests. Use this when someone needs a route, not a decision.
Open ResponsesMoon + Sky Note — Seasonal Awareness
For awareness only. Verify against a trusted local calendar before any ritual, public-facing, or Board-facing copy.
Current Moon
Current Planetary Positions
Planet signs and retrograde motion are the useful pieces here. For precise local charts, use a full astrology tool with your exact location.