An overview of Alfred North Whiteheads process metaphysics. It isn't a complete explanation of his categories but it is the main ideas. This may be difficult to understand without a bit of knowledge in metaphysics, but I did my best to make it comprehensive - you may just need to take things slow and research. It can seem rather over-speculative and all over the place at first but once you learn all of the categories, it comes together nicely like a puzzle. Alfred North Whitehead considered this to be a "speculative metaphysics" - meaning he did not see this as the end all be all of truths, but rather as a useful system of rational speculation designed to dissolve many philosophical problems. If you would like to learn more about Whitehead, I would suggest reading his "Process and Reality"
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Peter Sjostedt's "Noumenautics"
