A Wonderous Search.

As the search continued for that of which remains shrouded in difficulty to find, this Fae began to wonder if it is the True Will of this Fae to continue with this search.

The first step in following the path of the True Will is to find out what is thy Will and once that has been found, the next step is do that Will with: 1. one-pointedness, 2. detachment, 3.peace.

However, regarding all aspects of the Will is that 'Love' is the nature of Will. If one does not have the Love of Will, then that Will is loveless which creates affliction within one's self and obstructs the path of finding one's True Will.
Do what thou wilt -- then do nothing else. Let nothing distract oneself from the Great Work. The Great Work is the uniting of opposites. By Love under Will, one refers to the fact that the method in every case is love, by which is meant the uniting of opposites. Love has to be 'under will' if it is to be properly directed. The True Will must be found which makes all actions subservient to the Great purpose, which of course, is one's Great Work.
Each Great Work is different to each, but what makes that work Great is that it is directed by the True Will. Each True Will is different. What made be True to one, might be follied to another; however, both Wills are True, in the fact that each is contained in Truth by how each 'believes' that Truth to be.
No one can say the True Will of another, for they have no basis on which to formalise theories as to what exactly is the True Will of another, because they do not contain that Will. However, if one was to accept the Will of another as True, then that would be giving sight into their own Will and how True that one allows their Will to be, by simply accepting actions of another as acts of their True Will.
Having said the above, it must be pointed out that:
"Do what thou wilt'' does not mean: Do what you like. It is the apotheosis of Freedom; but it is also the strictest possible bond. What creates this 'strictest possible bond' is the difficult path of following one's True Will, without being influnced by enviroment or those within the enviroment.
Liberty is absolute to do thy will; but seek to do any other thing whatever, and instantly obstacles must arise. Every act that is not in definite course of that one orbit is erratic, an hindrance. Will must not be two, but one. And for the Will to be 'One' then every detail, imported and exported, must be True. For every detail, even the smallest, are the important aspects which make up the Whole, for without the detail, there is no Whole.
There is no Law beyond, Do What Thy Wilt.

And as this Fae continues to ponder on whether the continuation of this search is on the path of True Will, then perhaps if this Fae furthers explorations on foot, the Will of this Fae shall become clearer.