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Divine Doors: Behind every door lies adventure, mystery and inspiration
From Tokyo, Paris, London, Sydney, and Rome . . . Adventure, mystery, and inspiration lie behind every door, waiting to be discovered. Divine Doors is a 40-card companion deck that reveals answers to your deepest reflections and inspired musings. With real-life photography of unique doors from across the globe, you will discover a new way to see the world, tap into your intuitive spirit, and unlock the creative force within.
40 pages, Cards
Published April 1, 2019
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June 3, 2021
Ordered online and felt like a real fool to reserve these minuscule cards that fit inside a palm. And they are Shutterstock pictures!
Not only are they small, but the pictures are cropped so that you can only really see the door. No steps lead you to it in most of them. This creates a feeling of being in front of a trapped door, with really no alternatives. Not the feeling I want to generate for anyone.
The cover photo implies that they are horizontally oriented but they are actually squeezed vertically. I won't even start reviewing the texts...
I ordered the deck to be used as a discussion/ journaling starter, like: which door would you imagine standing in front of and what would be waiting on the other side? Clearly useless for this, too depressive layout.
These cards don't spark creativity. Most of them create an illusion of being (tightly) trapped in a box. The box is pretty, though.
Not only are they small, but the pictures are cropped so that you can only really see the door. No steps lead you to it in most of them. This creates a feeling of being in front of a trapped door, with really no alternatives. Not the feeling I want to generate for anyone.
The cover photo implies that they are horizontally oriented but they are actually squeezed vertically. I won't even start reviewing the texts...
I ordered the deck to be used as a discussion/ journaling starter, like: which door would you imagine standing in front of and what would be waiting on the other side? Clearly useless for this, too depressive layout.
These cards don't spark creativity. Most of them create an illusion of being (tightly) trapped in a box. The box is pretty, though.
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