Which historical figures have influenced Ariel Gatoga's craft and teachings?

I draw from a mix of occult, mystical, and philosophical lineages rather than one single source. Some of the most significant historical influences on my craft and teachings include:

• The Hermetic and Western occult tradition (e.g., teachings attributed to Hermes Trismegistus and the broader Hermetic corpus)
• Classical Qabalistic and occult authors (filtered through modern teachers like the Golden Dawn and later writers)
• Various strands of traditional witchcraft and folk magic, especially those that emphasize practical, results-oriented work and spiritual ethics
• Broader mystical philosophy, such as Platonic and Neoplatonic ideas about the One, the soul, and the imagination

Because my work is an integration of several streams, I tend to focus more on workable principles and spiritual laws than on venerating particular personalities.

Is there a particular tradition or figure you’re curious about in relation to my work?