Thelema

Greek for "will" (θελημα), this is the cornerstone of Aleister Crowley's philosophy and tradition (albeit “borrowed” from Rabelais’ Gargantua). Followers of Crowley refer to themselves as Thelemites, and attempt to follow the Thelemic Law (or Law of Thelema): "Do what thou Wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Love is the Law, love under Will."

“Thelema” is also used to describe the path or tradition followed by Thelemites – this might be loosely considered to be shorthand for “the Way of Thelema”, except that the longhand is never used.

Since the value of "thelema" (by gematria) is 93, Thelemites sometimes greet each other with "93!" Indeed, "93" can be used as a stand-in for the word or concept of thelema by Thelemites in pretty much any situation.