The Runes in Everyday Life

Sunday 15 November · 15:00

Casa do Fauno, Sintra

✨ This is a practical, experiential course that proposes integrating the runes into everyday life as instruments of symbolic reading, discernment, and deepening consciousness. 🔍 Over 6 sessions of 4 hours, participants will develop a lucid and responsible relationship with runic language, oriented toward clarity in the present and concrete application in daily life. The work prioritises direct practice, subtle observation, and conscious incorporation, steering away from superstitious or deterministic approaches. 🧘‍♂️ This journey does not centre on predicting the future, but on learning to listen to it as a process. The runes do not replace the decision; they fine-tune it. 🌀 The course is suited to those who appreciate progressive, symbolic, and grounded learning processes, and to those seeking to integrate the runes as tools for self-knowledge and practical guidance. It is not a space for quick answers or ready-made formulas, but for listening, responsibility, and maturation. 🌞 If you feel an affinity with a rigorous, ethical, and applied approach, this course may be a pertinent invitation to deepen your relationship with the runes and with the way you inhabit your day-to-day life. PROGRAMME: 2026 📅 15 November | 1st Session📅 6 December | 2nd Session 2027 📅 10 January | 3rd Session📅 7 February | 4th Session📅 14 March | 5th Session📅 11 April | 6th Session 📍 Marco Dinis Santos is a runologist and is 45 years old. His interest in Nordic mysteries arose in adolescence and evolved into work focused on operative runology, understood as a tool for symbolic reading and integration into everyday life. He was runologist at Sapo Astral, author of the Wyrd podcast, and has taught runes and mythology courses at Casa do Fauno since 2013. A former journalist, he is also director of the magazine Ophiusa, of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids (OBOD). He maintains an approach that crosses tradition, critical thinking, and living practice. He has the soul of a bard.

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