"I do not conceive of any reality at all as without genuine unity"

Gottfried Leibniz believes that whatever in truth has a genuine unity. Simply put, every aspect of our truth is adjoined and holds a particular level of cohesion. He does not believe that anything can exist in isolation or without some sort of connection to the world around it. This might be interpreted as a belief that everything in the universe is interconnected, which separation or disjointedness is not possible.