All forms, then, of thought, emotion and sensation are the legitimate result of the expenditure of power, and may be arrayed in support of the premises that Life, Power, and Motion, wherever found, are Unitary.
Woodhull argues that all forms of thought and sensation are manifestations of power and unity.
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