Franklin Merrell-Wolff continues this series by introducing the conception of the Monad, which he adds to the original group of assumptions, and he formulates a mathematical illustration to make its meaning more reasonable and understandable. He then proceeds to discuss the third and fourth assumptions by describing the process of reincarnation as it applies to the evolving Monad after having received the principle of mind from the Manasaputra or the fallen Dhyan Chohans. He goes on to present the fifth assumption concerning the evolution of relative consciousness as a process of progressive breakthroughs to more advanced stages of consciousness, and concludes this discourse by summarizing our different cognitive functions, namely, sense perception, conceptual cognition, and introceptual cognition.