Hoor hath a secret fourfold name: it is Do What Thou Wilt.

Aleister Crowley, Liber CCCXXXIII The Book of Lies Falsely So Called

Consider also:

  1. New Old Taboo post links to Liber II while discussing how to interpret “Do What Thou Wilt”
  2. “He eats the second Cake. This Bread I eat. This Oath I swear As I enflame myself with prayer: ‘There is no grace: there is no guilt: This is the Law: DO WHAT THOU WILT!'”
  3. “Aleister Crowley expanded this idea into the modern religion of Thelema from its reference in his (or Aiwass’s depending on your point of view) holy text The Book of the Law, which has not only ‘Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.’ but also ‘There is no law beyond Do what thou wilt.'”
  4. “The dead man Ankh-f-na-Khonsu Saith with his voice of truth and calm: O thou that hast a single arm! O thou that glitterest in the moon! I weave thee in the spinning charm; I lure thee with the billowy tune. The dead man Ankh-f-na-Khonsu Hath joined the dwellers of the light, Opening Duant, the star abodes, Their keys receiving. The dead man Ankh-f-na-Khonsu Hath made his passage into night, His pleasure on the earth to do Among the living.”
  5. “In any may he manifest; yet in one hath he chosen to manifest; and this one hath given His ring as a Seal of Authority to the Work of the AA through the colleagues of FRATER PERDURABO.”