WHAT THOU WILT NOT AS YOU PLEASE

“The formula of this law is: Do what thou wilt. Its moral aspect is simple enough in theory. Do what thou wilt does not mean Do as you please, although it implies this degree of emancipation, that it is no longer possible to say à priori that a given action is 'wrong.' Each man has the right—and an absolute right—to accomplish his True Will.”
— Aleister Crowley, The Method of Thelema