Will and perception are not separate but only appear so to the mind. The unity which appears to the mind to exert the twin functions of will and perception is called Kia.
Kia cannot be experienced directly because it is the basis of consciousness, it is the elusive "I" which confers self-awareness but does not seem to consist of anything itself.
Kia can sometimes be felt as ecstasy or inspiration, but it is deeply buried in the dualistic mind. It is mostly trapped in the aimless wanderings of thought and in identification with experience and in that cluster of opinions about ourselves called ego.
Kia is capable of occult power because it is a fragment of the great life energy of the universe.
