How does Ariel Gatoga's interpretation of Hermeticism differ from traditional teachings?

Ariel’s work stays rooted in traditional Hermetic sources (like the Kybalion and broader Hermetica) but emphasizes a few distinct angles:

• Practical witchcraft focus – Hermetic principles are always brought back to spellwork, prosperity, emotional healing, and day‑to‑day occult practice, not just philosophy.
• Psychological framing – Laws like Polarity and Gender are taught as tools for mental adjustment, inner balance, and transformation, not as rigid metaphysics.
• Inclusive language – Especially with the Principle of Gender, Ariel stresses inner masculine/feminine forces as functional energies, not biological or societal gender roles.
• Gentle, devotional tone – The teachings are less authoritarian and more “here’s how to experiment and see for yourself,” in line with Ariel’s broader Druidic Craft background.

Is there a specific Hermetic principle you would like Ariel’s take on—like Polarity, Gender, or Mentalism?