In this profound conversation, Rob Pene sits down with BE Alink, a "gender weirdo" inventor, author, and humanitarian. BE shares her incredible journey from the slums of Kenya to the ruins of Afghanistan, ultimately leading to a mystical "download" in the Amazon jungle.This episode explores the constructs of belief, the science of brain entrainment, and why BE Alink believes that fear is merely a control mechanism designed to keep us in a cycle of consumerism. Whether she is discussing the invention of the Alinker walking bike or her seven-part musical composition designed to trigger deep sleep and restoration, BE challenges us to step out of our "boxes" and anchor ourselves in love.Key HighlightsThe Netflix Reflection: Why BE’s last 12 months are a story of "sensing and surrendering" to become a complete channel.The Symphony of the Jungle: The story behind a prolific seven-hour composition recorded in the Amazon to help people remember who they are.Lessons from Afghanistan: A life-altering encounter with an old woman in 2001 that taught BE about the "light" we find when we close our eyes.Fear as a Construct: Understanding how repetitive exposure to violence and scarcity normalizes fear, and why it doesn't actually exist in our hearts.The Science of Deep Sleep: How stress keeps our fight-or-flight system activated, and how frequency music can "trick" the brain into restorative sleep.Choosing Kindness: Why being a "sovereign person" in a capitalistic system requires conscious choices about what we consume and how we treat the earth.The Alinker: The origin of the walking bike that proves "mobility is medicine".Connect with BE AlinkPersonal Website & Composition: bealink.world The Alinker: thealinker.com (or search "Alinker") Book & Audio: Memoirs (available on Spotify and major platforms)