A whirlwind tour through some of the advanced concepts of the categorical philosophy, this text introduces the concept of 'lotus diagrams' and gives six examples of the intensive use of quadratic diagrams to frame coherent concepts of objects, buildings, and life forms recursively. This is one of Nathan's earlier works on dimensionism, and covers material not included in either The Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit or the Ninesquare Notebook. The emphasis is on modules as a basis for categoric thought, and it uses a unique pictographic method to demonstrate an organized process.