The articles published by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz himself represent only a small part of the entirety of his ideas and methods: "Whoever knows me only from my publications does not know me." Oswald Egger now attempts in a poetological investigation to recognize some aspects of the more concealed ideas. The predominantly self-taught, often unorthodox interpretations and misunderstandings of the rules and results of physics, metaphysics, and mathematics have enveloped and unfolded a context of inner relationships for Leibniz. Vivid models and thought experiments continuously address "how one thing leads to another." In his illustrated attempt, Egger makes the dark and convoluted distinct and clear - transforming it into evidences of selfless potential.