Does anyone here use The Tarot of the 78 Doors?

[Chariot]

I've owned a copy of The Tarot of the 78 Doors for quite some time, but never used it.  However, I do take it out every so often and look through it.  I find it intriguing.  
 

After puzzling over my original horrible cheapo copy of the deck for several years (which I bought before I was aware of counterfeit decks), I have finally acquired a genuine Lo Scarabeo deck.  Unlike the counterfeit, which had atrociously bad (unusably rough and sticky) card stock, this one is made to a high standard and can be shuffled and dealt without trouble.  So I'm ready to start.  However, I don't have a booklet with the deck ...I don't know if that would be a good thing or bad thing.   Or even if there is one available.

 

I just found this excellent review of the deck.  https://tarotfans.com/tarot-of-the-78-doors-review/

 

The review has already given me ideas.

 

I know the images in The Tarot of the 78 Doors often differ a LOT from the Rider/Waite/Smith system, but certainly seem to be based on it.  The deck seems to focus on situations that are new to the querent, pathways on offer, or involve decisions the querent must make.  (What if I go through that particular door?)  

 

Just wondering if any of you out there use this deck, and, if so, what initial advice can you give a 'this deck' newbie?

Edited May 29 by Chariot

[Rodney]

I know too much about how LoS LWBs are created, so have developed a general disdain for them. Regardless of what the imagery looks like, LoS has a slavish devotion to forcing those images to be interpreted through a RWS lens. The LWB for this deck veers toward the useless end of the spectrum. (I have almost 300 LoS decks.)

 

Some sample interpretations:

 

8 Swords: "Fear and indecision that create isolation and suffering. The weight of undesired responsbility causes a state of oppression."

10 Wands: "Waste of energy, squandered in the search for useless things or because of the pressure of too much responsibility."

Justice: "If you have followed the road of honesty you have nothing to fear from the door of Justice. Relate your problems, even vigorously, and sometimes when you least expect it you will find wise people that can give you advice."

 

To my eye only one of those interpretations even comes remotely close to reflecting what's depicted on the cards...