How does Ariel Gatoga’s approach to Hermeticism differ from traditional teachings?

Ariel’s approach keeps the classic seven Hermetic principles (as found in texts like The Kybalion), but differs from many “traditional” or purely philosophical treatments in a few key ways:

• Very practice‑oriented: Ariel constantly asks, “How do you use this today?” Lectures on Mentalism, Gender, etc., focus on mental discipline, magic, and daily spiritual practice, not abstract theory.
• Integrated with witchcraft: Hermetic ideas are woven into spellcraft, visualization, and meditation, rather than treated as a separate, purely occult philosophy.
• Psychologically framed: Principles such as Mentalism are explained in terms of the conscious and subconscious mind, habits of thought, and emotional training.
• Accessible language: Ariel translates dense Hermetic concepts into simple, modern language for beginners, while remaining respectful of historical sources.

Would you like a side‑by‑side comparison of one specific principle (like Mentalism or Gender) between Ariel’s teaching and classic Hermetic texts?