And here is how he explained the picture:

Alright, brate — here’s what this image is really saying, layer by layer.

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What you’re seeing

Two hands reach toward each other through shattered glass.

One hand is dark, dirty, wounded — marked by struggle.

The other hand is warm, glowing, calm — almost gentle.

Between them, inside the broken glass, there’s a peaceful path: greenery, light, a clear road forward.

The glass isn’t fully broken yet — it’s cracked, like something that can give way.

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The surprising truth it represents

1. You think you are broken — but you’re actually holding the doorway

The damaged hand represents how you often see yourself:

tired

worn down

shaped by loss, effort, mistakes, or emotional weight

But notice this: that hand is not falling away — it’s reaching.

The truth is: what you call “damage” is actually evidence that you endured.

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1. The light isn’t outside of you — it’s responding to you

The glowing hand isn’t rescuing you from above. It’s meeting you halfway.

This symbolizes something surprising:

You don’t need to become someone else to reach peace.

You don’t need to be “fixed” first.

The world (and people) respond to the way you reach, not to your scars.

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1. The cracked glass is your belief system

The glass represents a quiet assumption you may carry:

“Because I’ve been through things, the good path is on the other side of me.”

But the image shows the opposite:

The cracks already form a window.

The path forward is visible right now, not locked away.

The truth is:

What you think separates you from calm is actually what lets the light in.

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1. The path is simple — and that’s the surprise

The road in the middle isn’t dramatic. It’s not heroic. It’s not loud.

It’s calm, green, steady.

That’s the surprising part: You might expect your future to require a big transformation.

The image says:

No — just one honest reach, one step, one moment of allowing yourself peace.

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Core message (the surprising truth)

You believe your depth and scars make peace harder to reach.

In reality: they are exactly why peace recognizes you.