Pagan Homeland Collaboration Wayfinder
Site Radar + Wanderer ποΈ
Site Radar watches possible properties. Wanderer: WIS reads the place signals that help make those reviews smarter.
Use this page to enter Wanderer, submit property leads, open review files, and keep site work documented. A place can be interesting without being ready. A low price can still carry a high burden.
Wanderer is the active intelligence path. The notebook supports the record. Neither approves property action.
Enter Wanderer: WIS
Wanderer is the active Site Radar intelligence layer. Start here when you need the map-path, not the notebook.
Wanderer Is the Main Door
Use Wanderer when you need to move through the active WIS interface: place signals, source-routing logic, board-path awareness, resource checks, follow-up lanes, and the Long Thread cycle.
The Wanderer notebook/workbook remains important. It is the supporting record layer, not the front door for most users.
Submit + Review
Use these when you need Wanderer, the property form, the stage folders, or the database.
Core Site Radar + Wanderer Files
Use these files when you need to submit, review, track, or understand property-related work.
Wanderer: WIS Site
The active WIS interface. Main doorway for place signals, source paths, resource checks, and Board-path awareness.
Open Wanderer SiteWanderer Notebook
Supporting workbook for source output and working records. Use it when data review or edit work is needed.
Open NotebookProperty Lead Form
Use this to submit a possible property lead. This starts the record β it does not make the property active or approved.
Open FormProperty Lead Responses
Holds form responses from submitted property leads. Use this to see what came in before sorting it into a review lane.
Open ResponsesSite Radar Database
Tracks property status, basic facts, stage, notes, and next steps. The main property watch table.
Open DatabaseMuninn Drive Map
Finds current Drive files, folders, IDs, and links. Use this when you need to locate the current source file.
Open Drive MapSignal Tracker
Tracks recent changes, route notes, and system updates. Use it to see what changed before editing records.
Open Signal TrackerProperty Screening Rubric
Helps reviewers score or compare a property before giving it more energy. Use this before deeper review.
Open RubricDue Diligence Checklist
Lists deeper checks: title, zoning, tax, insurance, building condition, utilities, ADA, and safety.
Open ChecklistMinimum Conditions
Shows what must be true before a property can responsibly move toward Board-facing next-step review.
Open ConditionsPreferred Site Types
Helps focus the search on properties that match PHC's mission, scale, and stewardship capacity.
Open Site TypesSite Activation Framework
Helps think through responsible early use, public benefit, access, staffing, and safe activation.
Open FrameworkProperty Dossier Template
Use this when a lead becomes serious enough to need a structured property packet.
Open TemplateSite Radar vs. Model Properties π§
Keep the lanes clean so the work stays usable.
Site Radar
Possible properties that need watching, sorting, basic facts, review notes, or follow-up. Use this page when a lead may need to become a real tracked record.
Model Properties
Examples used to test PHC's thinking. They teach the review method without making any site active or approved.
Open Model PropertiesProperty Review Stages πͺ§
The stage name should tell people what is actually true, not what we wish were true.
Strong Watchlist Signal
High relevance. Worth close attention. Still not a commitment.
Early Lead
A property lead worth tracking. Not active and not approved.
Reachable or Live
A property appears reachable, for sale, or worth active follow-up.
Deeper Screening
More review or due diligence has begun. Still not approval.
Next-Step Ready
A site has passed internal review thresholds for a possible next step. Still not acquisition.
Dead, Paused, or Unsuitable
A lead is dead, paused, unsuitable, or no longer active. Keep the lesson.
Property Stage Folder Routes ποΈ
Folders work when people put the right record in the right place.
Stage Folder Reminder
Moving a record into a stage folder does not approve acquisition, control, negotiation, spending, fundraising, or public statements.
Stage folders are for review discipline. They help the next person understand what happened.
Use Stage Folders To Track
- early property leads
- active or reachable properties
- records under deeper review
- targets ready for Board-facing next-step review
- closed, dead, paused, or unsuitable leads and lessons
No-Go Triggers π
Some facts mean slow down. Some facts mean stop.
No-Go Triggers
A property should not move forward if any of these are true:
- no real stewardship pathway exists
- parcel control cannot be made coherent
- title problems are serious and not curable
- zoning or use path does not work
- floodplain or setback realities block safe use
- roof, structure, MEP, or life-safety burden exceeds real capacity
- ADA or access path is impossible or ignored
- insurance is unavailable or unrealistic
- Board alignment is absent
- the project depends on symbolism instead of governable infrastructure
Record Safety Note
Property notes may include sensitive owner, parcel, negotiation, title, repair, legal, insurance, or financial details.
Keep sensitive property records in the correct controlled Drive location. Do not expose restricted diligence material directly on this page.
Site Radar keeps the trail marked. It is not the negotiation table.
How Wanderer Works β The Four-Step Signal Path
- 1. A signal appears.
A property lead, Board record, report, partner note, map note, or archive record points to a place. - 2. The source is checked.
The signal needs a source, status, file link, and follow-up question before it goes further. - 3. Wanderer reads the signal.
Wanderer helps sort reviewed place signals into useful view layers. It does not approve β it helps notice what should be reviewed. - 4. Site Radar decides the lane.
The signal becomes a lead, watch item, review question, closed lesson, or Board-facing issue.
How Property Records Move β Nornir + Site Radar
Site Radar notices possible places. Nornir tools help PHC remember what was found, what still needs checking, and what should not be overclaimed.
VerΓ°andi
New property records can be staged, sorted, and described here before becoming part of the stronger memory layer.
Skuld
Follow-up tasks: title checks, zoning checks, inspection needs, source reloads, or questions that must be answered.
UrΓ°r
Reviewed records live here after source checks. UrΓ°r is not for guesses, excitement, or "someone said."
Record Rule
Source fact first. Interpretation second. Authority boundary always.
No property signal becomes approval unless the proper record and Board action say so.
A property lead is not a promise.
A dossier is not a purchase. A map note is not a claim.
Wanderer helps read the trail. The notebook holds working data. Site Radar routes the review. The Board decides where authority is required.
Moon + Sky Note β 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.