How does Ariel Gatoga’s Hermetic reading approach differ from traditional methods?

Ariel’s approach is very practice-centered and devotional rather than purely historical or philosophical.

Traditional Hermetic study often:

1. Focuses on dense texts, line‑by‑line commentary, and historical context
2. Stays mostly intellectual and theory-heavy

Ariel tends to:

1. Emphasize application of principles (like Polarity and Gender) in daily life and magic
2. Read Hermetic ideas through the lens of witchcraft, meditation, and inner training
3. Translate abstract laws into concrete spiritual practices and mental disciplines

Is there a specific principle (e.g., Polarity, Gender, Mentalism) you are most curious about?