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www.wiredforsuccess.tv Presented by Melanie Gabriel & Beryl Thomas [Episode 33] Burglar
to Buddha with Simon Paul Sutton Burglar to Buddha with Simon Paul Sutton [Episode 33]
Wired for Success TV [0:00:09] Melanie: So welcome to another episode of HYPERLINK "http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv"
http://www.wiredforsuccess.tv . Today, our special guest is in the middle of writing
his book, Burglar to Buddha. This book chronicles his life journey from a life of addiction
and crime and taking without asking to shift in awareness and giving unconditionally without
taking. He runs his own web TV show called Simon on the Sofa where conversations with
his guests touch on subjects that many of us shy away from. When you are on Simon s
sofa, prepared to be stripped naked yet, you can expect him to lovingly and non-judgmentally
burrow down to that authentic part of you, that place where you re so in lined to your
truth that it generates a vibrancy of life without. You will hear Simon refer to these
deep, personal inspirations into your creative self as having transparent conversations.
So today, our transparent guest is Simon Paul Sutton and he will be offering us some of
his gems of genius and nuggets of knowledge that we know will inspire you to connect to
that authentic part of you that is already wired for success. So hello Simon, it s a
pleasure to have you with us today. Simon: Hello, Mel. Hello, Beryl. Beryl: Hi. Simon:
Hello, Mel. Melanie: I m afraid Simon: A lovely introduction. Melanie: Oh well, we thought
that s explained who you were beautifully. Simon: Yeah, it s wonderful. Thank you. Melanie:
So Simon, there is just so many places we could start with this because you are such
an intriguing person but let s start with your unborn book which is in gestation at
the moment, Burglar to Buddha. And I m thinking of two people who ended up in jail because
of minor misdemeanors. Well, minor compared to your elevated criminal past status. Simon:
Elevated, yeah. Carry on, carry on. Melanie: We will find out more. So both of these people
when they came out of jail, wallowed in pity and shame for years and one just got cleverer
really because she had no guidance of how I suppose to break the pattern, she got clever
at not being caught and the other just kept sabotaging opportunities, afraid of having
her past exposed until I told her about you. And to my astonishment, she literally came
out overnight and has been experiencing huge benefits as a result. So I m wondering, what
advice of direction, what transformation will your book offer these two people if they re
ready for it, of course? Simon: Yeah. That s amazing, isn t it? I know you shared that
story with me but it s just like when I hear that story, it s wonderful that just you felt
compelled to share that with your friend or whoever this person is and actually she felt
empowered to step out of the box. So that s really, really beautiful and very lovely
to start a lovely conversation because that obviously s always nice to hear those things
because when you re doing and expressing your journey and yourself, you don t always know
for what impact its having. So thank you very much for sharing that story. I suppose it
s one of those questions I never really know what it s going to do for another person and
I ve been this book that s in gestation, a beautiful description you used there, Mel
on your wonderful introduction, and is actually been ingesting for five years. I started writing
it actually when I was like where the person you spoke about was where I was actually in
a lot of fear and didn t know how to communicate and didn t know what to say and really didn
t know what I could share and what I couldn t share. So I went for what you called a cathartic
process and that is basically just writing, writing, writing, writing, writing, writing,
writing everything down over hundreds of pages of paper. And that was really what started
the sort of emergence of this story. And also, me to really see the directions of it and
then I sort of put it away for a while because I was a little bit scared of it. And then
I pulled it out, would you believe, six months ago and a little the book we re talking about
and I pulled it out and started reading it and I got the fear come up again. It s like
whole fear of like how much of my past can I share and what can I share and how can I
share it. And even the characters that I was writing about, their power that was over me
when I was sort of 16, 17, and 18 showed its face again. So, a long-winded answer to your
first question is actually what I feel the book in its entirety when it s finished or
what I m hoping it would do is just show how transparent and how authentic you can be and
also, how you can find the tools and the courage and the determination and perseverance to
really follow that burning desire within yourself which is what I call your truth. There s always
a real burning knowingness within you that we all witness no matter who we are from any
background or any walk of life. So I don t know if that answer your question but for
me, I hope it gives I hope it gives hope to people who well, like the person you just
mentioned who were hiding behind their identity. Melanie: So let me see if I got this. So you
re saying that the message of the book is that they can grow through this experience
and become bigger in spite of what s going on? Can you sort of Simon: Yeah. Well basically,
your deepest wounds are likely your access point to your greatness. Yeah? So deepest
wounds are your access point to your greatness but we ran away from our deepest wounds. Melanie:
Yes. Simon: So if we ve been sexually assaulted or sexually abused or we re gay or we ve been
a criminal or we ve taken drugs or we ve been *** addict or a drug addict. I mean I was
more marijuana, ***, ecstasy and so on. And I didn t close myself as an addict as
such like a junkie but I was taking drugs every weekend, every Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday I wanted to take drugs and that was the level of my addiction. So I was an addict.
I was still a drug addict whether it was stimulants of alcohol and the sugar and the *** and
the *** and more importantly, the ritual of taking drugs. There s a lot more to taking
drugs than just taking drugs and getting high. There s a whole ritual to it, the getting
ready, the buying, the drugs, the putting it in a secret place, the hiding, the being
naughty, the hedonism of it all. There s a whole heap of things that you are addicted
to. And this is a process of awareness of elimination to realize that you no longer
need those to love yourself and you no longer need those to have joy in life. So the journey
is actually s actually using your deepest wounds as your access point to your greatness
and using that for forgiveness to excel you. Does that help? Melanie: Absolutely. And I
absolutely know this person is going to really benefit from this. Beryl: Can I ask you something,
Simon? In a previous conversation we had with you, you talked about the trouble you got
into and how it actually gave you an identity to be associated with certain people. It gave
you and you were very you were a boy really I think really when you first got involved
in these things but could you just share a little bit about why you felt you needed that
kind of identity or did you just fall into it? What does it look like in the background?
Maybe we should just eliminate audience. Melanie: Yes. How did you become a career criminal?
Beryl: Yeah. It wasn t your career s advice at school I m sure. Simon: Yeah, I love that
one. Yeah, my career adviser, I went to such a poor school and that was their advice. Listen
guys, you better do some crime uprising and not going to amount to anything. So yeah,
OK. That s wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, Beryl. That s great. And for the people listening,
sometimes we take it for granted that we think that they might have known me or followed
the journey so far. So just to give some background, yeah, definitely it s a great idea. So, I
mean I grow up on council estate and I use that word very just openly. Meaning that most
judge a council estate to be that everybody is really rough and everyone is like nobody
and you got it so hard whereas in fact, you re born into a certain area and don t even
think you re aware of that to many respects. Certainly when you get older and you start
to judge people through class status that you really sometimes have any real understanding
of that. You know that you re poor and you re not rich as it were financially because
you re living in a council estate and you re on a block for example or in a block. So
you know you re sort of a certain level within the financial realms. But you knew that that
s life and as a kid, you don t really you re not really aware too much of that. I know
kids can be quite vindictive and quite aggressive and quite horrible at times in using that
but for me, it was very much like this is who I am. I had an amazing mom. She was just
wonderful. My dad left me when I was very young and then I had a stepdad. And then I
was very much a little bit of quite a wild child, high in energy and my mom I was the
middle child of three sons and my mom did a stellar job mainly on her own and we had
some support from sort of vacant fathers throughout the journey and many of the relationships
that she had were quite dysfunctional and quite distractive emotionally, mentally, and
physically to the point where, and I m not taking this away from my mom being sometimes
instigating some of these and also being in conflict with the men but my mom was beaten
up a number of times after arguments blew up overtime. It come to ahead and that s the
anger and really got to that violent place which we ve all, so many people listening
out there and so many people in the world today are still experiencing. Domestic violence
is still hugely rife. We don t see it every day and it s not advertised but it s still
going on. So I grow up really a little bit of Jack the Lad and I had an older brother
and I sort of looked up to my older brother. And he got into crime at quite a young age
and I sort of went through a process of playing football, really being cool, went into game
to football and so on and then going to a school teenage years. I just ended up really
wanting to be like my older brother and like the older guys around the estate. And that
really meant, they drove nice cars and they dressed well and they seemed to be having
a really good time and a lot of fun. So through that curiosity and that intrigue, I sort of
started hanging around with the people on the estate which like you just asked Beryl,
is that the identity of the people around the estate, even though within the estate
you still had the status. Does that make sense? Like the levels of class. So within the estate
even though the whole estate was you would call quite a lower class, within that lower
class, there was hierarchical level. Does that make sense? And so, my older brother
and me and the other people around that sort of gang, they were like the best. They were
like that s who you want to be hanging out with. They were cool. They were hip. They
listened to good music. They listened to hip hop and they had nice cars, a gold on their
fingers and gold jewelry and they hassled as well. So hassling was a big thing on the
estate. Wherever there was hassling, some sort of drug or some sort of goods or something.
So that was really that was sort of my move into that was that I wanted to be a bit of
the I wanted to be the person that people on the estate looked up to or knew or you
wanted to Melanie: The go-to person. Simon: Yeah, the go-to person or the person that
people liked me because I was like an entertainer as well. And I think that just because I know
you want to ask me a lot more stuff but just that really Beryl, if it answers your question,
was how I wanted to claim my identity. So I wanted to be somebody within that realm.
Beryl: So you would do whatever it took to maintain that position? Simon: Yeah. And you
don t sort of there s not like a list of things that you do. You just be you within that.
So you re cool. You dress cool. You make sure you listen to the cool music. You might have
some jokes. There s a thing called on the estates, there s also, and still growing up,
this is happening, there is something called run-ins. Have you heard of something called
run-ins? You re like no, don t be silly. Melanie: We re a bit na ve. But it s OK. Simon: So
run-in is a little like I used to. Everybody does it but just different people call it
different things. So run-in is like when you have like a you might use a term running joke
but run-ins is like you ll be running you ll be the banter that me and Beryl. So say,
like me and Beryl were like me and Beryl were down and we were doing we were having a bit
of banter about Mel. And we also got into a little bit of a banter then I would run
Mel and me and Beryl might run Mel and it would be me and Beryl versus Mel. And then
Mel might come back with some hardcore run-ins and then it would be like, Oh easy Mel. She
s silver tongue. Watch out. She s the wary one. ll have this whole banter going on 24/7
and everybody had it going on. And it was almost like a bit of a banter is a bit of
bonding thing. And so, it doesn t mean that you re just wanting to put people down but
you would put people down in a fun way and it was all about how people would react and
so on. Does that make sense? And so basically, run-ins was I was very much good with my mouth
so I never really physically beat anybody up or I never had to use much violence but
I become very good with my ability to use my tongue, my mouth. And that sounds quite
naughty. But basically, from a verse perspective, from a way of using my voice and the tone
of my voice and the way you use it to really get in with the right people, that really
worked, that benefited me. Beryl: So when you this whole career ended you up in what
we call, Her Majesty s prison and you resided there for some time. How did well one, how
did you cope with that? Two, how did you then move on to become who you are now? Because
I don t know what the percentage are but there s a very, very high percentage of young people
who go into prison, reaffirmed and end up back there. So you somehow broke that mold.
Tell us a little bit about that, Simon. Simon: Yeah, totally. So I ended up in jail for I
ended up in Remind [Phonetic] [0:16:40] Center luckily because my sentence was quite short.
I managed to stay luckily or not luckily but I managed to stay in the Remind Center for
a reading for just over two months really. I served about two and a half months in total
after my sentence. And that was an accumulation of crimes. So for example, at 16, I was driving
illegally. I lost my license as soon as I got my license. I was arrested for drunk driving
as soon as I got my license. And then I lost it for a year. I went on a bond. I ended up
in jail for accumulation of crimes from theft and possession of marijuana. And luckily for
me, is I had 9 ounces of I was caught with about 9 ounces of marijuana. But luckily for
me, my court case when I was sentenced was in a Magistrate s Court and not a Crown Court.
And when I went to Crown Court for the marijuana offense, I was given probation and community
service because it was one of my first offenses in a court so they were very lenient with
me. Very scary time. I managed to do community service in probation but it didn t stop me
committing crime still. So I was still burglaring houses. So my career as you both like to fondly
call it, was actually mainly burglary. You could say I as a professional theft at the
time. And I was in with a number of people who were also theft and was their life. That
was what pretty much what they did 24/7. So I ended up in jail for theft. And I was but
also, the theft that I got caught for was a move on from a number of other things but
I was caught with possession of a VCR and some other stuff in the back of my car. I
wasn t actually caught in the premises. So this thing led me to I was the one that was
obviously there at the house because the goods come from that house. And I got sentenced
to six months in jail serving you serve three basically, two and a half, three months. And
when I went in there, it s always interesting like in the story because the answer there
s always like when I come out of jail, I said to myself, m not going to do anymore crime.
When I come out of jail, I continued to do crime. So I did it the way everybody else
does. Now, I knew people that were going in and out of jail on a regular basis and to
the point where that was sort of some people just went in and out, in and out. I didn t
really like it in there. I was banged up for 20 hours a day over there or there about.
And I happen to know a few people in there which made the experience a lot easier for
me because these people that I knew in there, they were quite some of them were quite familiar
with the process so they sort of just in many respects looked after me. And because I had
a little tiny bit of reputation but let s not hold any value to what I m using this
term for but I had a little bit of perceived reputation from where I d come from and the
people that I knew and the people that I hang out with that I also got a little tiny bit
more support and respect in jail. So when I come out Melanie: So had status in jail.
Simon: Yeah, you definitely have status huge status in jail more so than outside. And sometimes
people have because if you are veteran of going in and out of jail and you get into
jail, there was one guy that, I don t need to use names, but one guy that he was a veteran.
I mean the guy was he was a habitual criminal on many respects for grievous bodily harm,
theft, you name it he d done it. And when you got inside to the jail, he was pretty
much I know they call it their daddy but he was pretty much one of the people in the jail
that even the screws, the people that were working in the jail, even they were respecting
him and looking up to him because they didn t want him to cause trouble in the jail because
if he causes trouble in the jail, that s their job and they don t want trouble as much that
they re there. They re there to control the trouble. They don t want trouble. So yeah,
just bringing up, moving it on a bit forward and when I come out of jail like I said, I
continued to create crime. And then I just got to a point where it was like, I would
sat down smoking a joint and watching television, watching Home and Away, and I just this was
really you could say, one of the access points for me, Beryl and Mel is that I was watching
Home and Away and I thought to myself, This is really, really rubbish. Yeah, this is really
rubbish, what I m watching. And these guys can t act. And I can act better than that.
And I was ***. I was ***, OK? So no I don t mean harm to anybody that was acting
in Home and Away back in the days. And basically, I decided that I was going to be an actor.
Yeah, this is so funny. Melanie: So, were you planning to be an actor alongside being
a burglar or Simon: Yeah, burglary was going to be the part-time now. I was going to burglar
part-time and act part-time. No. I basically luckily for me as I went to drama, I did study
[indiscernible] [0:22:09] drama but I dropped out of the exam. So I had a little interest
in acting even at school but I just sat there and I just said, m going to act. And then
I really a basically for six months after that, I just told everybody I was going to
act and everybody just laughed really. They just thought, Yeah, cool. They knew I was
a bit of a whatever, a bit of a geezer at the time and a bit of Simon, yeah. And actually,
I do remember one of the guys that I hang out with, he did say to me one time because
these people just because we just because people are criminal is they re beautiful.
Everyone is beautiful. And there s a lot of support and love within these circles. And
one of the guys said to me, he goes come up to me on day, a friend of mine and he said
to me Martin was his name and everybody listened to his talk. He came up to me, he went, I
think you could become an actor. Guys, if anyone can, I think you probably can. And
basically, I was still committing crime and still and then I just one day after six months
of talking there I just signed myself into an improvisation group. So again, long-winded
answer to the question but the reason why I bring that in is for me, I knew that there
was something better to do, ladies. I knew that I was better. I knew that crime wasn
t the right thing to do. I knew that causing pain for other people wasn t the right thing
to do but I was addicted to the fear and I was addicted to the lifestyle. And at times,
I just didn t know what else to do. So yeah, there you go. Beryl: So I was thinking this
as you ve been talking here, this word fear was going through my head and you just mentioned
it there. And what I m hearing from you Simon is this, your whole life has been fear, the
fear in your home, there was a lot of domestic violence and abuse of various kinds. And then
within the estate, there s fear of not fitting in, isn t there? Simon: Yeah. Beryl: Because
being different is quite I would suspect was quite dangerous in that kind of environment.
And then you go into prison and it s clearly ruled by fear. As you say, you keep your nose
clean and you ll be OK and all that kind of stuff. Simon: Yeah. Beryl: And as you say,
you become addicted to fear. You recognized that that s what it is because I suspect you
didn m not hearing that you were doing it for the money. You didn you knew there were
other ways to make money. Simon: Yeah, totally. Beryl: It wasn t about that, was it? It was
this emotional, what we would call this wiring that you ve got for fear and something inside
you was going and looking for fear all the time. But then there s this shift. Was there
fear around acting? Simon: Yeah. It s beautiful that you bring in fear actually because it
works perfectly. It works perfectly because you know what, we re all still addicted to
fear. You and I, all of us, everybody out there, forget whether you re a criminal or
not. So it s really wonderful that you brought up fear. I m glad you have. So yes. So let
s go into that environment. Let s just keep it in that environment for a moment. You nailed
it exactly. It was all about fear. You become addicted to fear. You become you re walking
around in a constant fight or flight mode which we all still are. Yeah, this is the
irony of our society right now. And that s why I learned so much from that world of crime.
And actually, when I came when I started to be walking in this transparent path that Mel
described at the beginning and started to really look where we are and how we communicate
and so on. I realized that we were also all communicating from fear and communicating
from lies. And then I looked at like back into the crime days of like everyone is walking
around in fear where we carry CS gas with us, some people carried guns, other people
would carry like a weapon of some kind, the whole estate was controlled by one person
who walked around with an ax and that one person controlled the whole estate through
the fear because he d hit a number of people in the face with an ax, full-blown, hit them
in the face with an ax. So his name, you mentioned his name and it sent ripples of fear through
your whole body. And then moving through like jail and coming out of jail, even getting
out of the environment, my whole I had to move my mom away. My whole house got smashed
up. My car got turned over and my wind swing got a brick through the window as I was driving
out of the estate. I was glass-on to the police as being a criminal because I wanted to leave
the environment. Loads of people started calling me a grass and a horrible. These are people
that I d hang out with for a number of years. It was like to leave that environment, the
reason why, coming back to Mel s wonderful question at the beginning, the reason why
so many people go back into self-sabotage, the fear keeps them captive and the environment
keeps them locked in even if physically that s not happening. Mentally and emotionally,
psychologically, subconsciously, you are completely confined by fear. Melanie: You re making me
understand something here because one of the people I told you about, although she ended
up in jail because of the carelessness of someone else and she claimed she didn t know
that this was going on, I couldn t understand why she continued to associate with this person.
Simon: Exactly. Melanie: And go back into that life after all that had happened. But
you re making what you re saying is making sense now. Simon: Yeah. And you know what
to throw in there, think about the domestic violence because my mom experienced this as
well. Yeah? Domestic violence, right? How many times have you heard the person, the
woman, let s just use this as an example just for the conversation, a woman gets beaten
up by her partner, punched in the face, whatever it is and then that person because he s released
his anger which has come from fear because he can t communicate this through, it doesn
t matter what he s really thinking, he doesn t understand his sexuality, he doesn t understand
how to communicate what he s experiencing, he can t communicate his fear because that
makes the man too much of a weakling based on our fear of being judged, the right person,
the man, because I m supposed to be the one to uphold things and control things, all that
indoctrinated fear, he then goes back the next weekend with flowers or roses or some
sort of flowers roses are a flower of course, but chocolates or something along those lines.
She then lets him back in and says, I know he s not I know he doesn t want to be like
this. He doesn t want to be bad. I can feel he s good. And when he hugs me and cuddles
me, sometimes when we make love, it really I know he s a good person. But sometimes he
gets angry and that s because I caused that too. I caused that too. And they stay in this
indoctrinated pain body. This pain body that encapsulates us like a black rubber cloak.
It consumes us. And the crazy thing is this, this out of line ego leads pain and suffering
and fear to claim its identity which comes back to Beryl s beautiful question about identity.
So you re in this invisible, what I call now in the work I do, the invisible prison which
most people will uphold as truth. But the crazy thing is, is that when we break beyond
the invisible prison, we see it for what it is from a place of transparency and authenticity
and truth. And we re like, Oh my God! I couldn t even believe that I was going into those
houses and stealing or driving around with somebody who s got a gun on them or got a
gun underneath them or causing violence or swearing at people or using my voice to belittle
people and diminish their through mental violence. Because my voice, my verbal voice has caused
mental violence. It s like you re constantly telling somebody that they re bad or horrible
or telling them to shut up or whatever it is. You re causing horrible. And then when
I got into society, that s how governments function. That s how certain organizations
function. That s how we are indoctrinated even in our micro, macro of our bigger society.
Melanie: Well, even our religions function like that. Simon: Thank you, thank you Mel.
Even in religion organizations and then recently, you would not believe, I watched a wonderful
film called The Dhamma Brothers, and it s about a wonderful prison in America, in deep
South and it is they took their past in [Phonetic] [0:30:53] meditation into this dark, this
horrible and everyone in there in there for life, ***, multiple murders, the whole
darkness of it all. And these guys were getting liberation through their past in meditation.
And when the prison guard, the main guy of the prison spoke, not the guard, the actual
the main person who runs the prison, he said, In here, they create the same environment
that they had on the outside. So even within the prison system, there s hardly any other
reform because within the prison system, you still got everything that was accessible to
you outside apart for maybe guns but you ve got weapons, you ve got drugs, you ve got
the same mental, physical, subconscious violence going on. You see what I mean? Beryl: Yeah.
Simon: So when you go out into society as we see it, there s this invisible confine
controlling us using fear as the best tool. And media does this so superbly, so superbly.
So there you go. I just like to for the people listening to, I really try to show it on a
broader spectrum, how it expands out. Beryl: OK. So, now what I m thinking Simon is you
have done this remarkable turnaround. You have gone from a place where you were living
in fear. You and this morphic field of fear and as you say, it s all around us, and there
are only two emotions in the universe they say, fear and love. All negative emotions
come from fear. Fear of loss. Melanie: And then mentally exclusive. Beryl: Exactly. And
you have done this turnaround where everything you do now, it comes from the place of love.
That is there s an extreme that you ve done because not many people I know have been in
such a place of fear and violence as you were. Maybe you needed to be that bad to get so
far the other way. But it s an unusual transition. Would you like to share a little bit about
that? Simon: Yeah, everything is love. Yeah, it s also s funny, isn t it? Because the most
beautiful thing is, is exactly how you just described it. When I had this shift in perception,
this shift in awareness and I had this overwhelming sensation because I started getting into like
self-help and reading and I just want to say, a big thank you to my mom as well for this
because my mom was a beacon of love and a beacon of light and she loves reading and
she studied sociology and psychology. She has a degree. She s always just stuck at really
nurturing me, always loving me unconditionally. And she her and another person of my early
days got me into books. And to everybody out there listening, books are obviously an amazing
access point and whatever you read, you do become. So I always say to people when I meet
them now, Be careful what you read because you will become that. And one of the things
that really took me on the journey was books. But I was getting very much on an entrepreneurial
tip, ladies. Like I always like I ve got to be a millionaire. I ve got to make lots of
money. I m going to be an entrepreneur. I need to have a business, two businesses, three
businesses. I need to sell houses. I need to own a bar. Whatever was representing financial
wealth, I thought that s what I needed to do. So I was reading about Richard Branson,
is it Branson or Branston? I call him Branston Pickle Melanie: Branson. Simon: Richard Branson
and other different entrepreneurs. I ve read like Think and Grow Rich and Millionaire Mind
and a number of different books out there and a number of different articles by Jeff
Thompson and how to overcome fear and so on because I was getting into film. And I was
also looking at the body, looking at the human body, looking how people act, looking at persona,
going through my acting experience for the last 12 years, 13 years, it s been amazing,
given me amazing introspection into the human psyche. So then I got fascinated in the human
psyche and how the ego functions and how we function from a subconscious or conscious
perspective and the super conscious place and anyway, fascinating. And then I was reading
this stuff but it was all intellectual. I wasn t really having a direct experience from
a physical perspective or even from an emotional and someone called spiritual perspective.
I was just reading a lot. And then in 2007, I had just this like huge and I just don t
want to be like, [indiscernible] [0:35:37] and the gods open the heavens open then gods
come down all in white cloaks and stuff and went, Simon, you are the chosen one. It wasn
t like that. Sometime I might write that in the book. No, that s not a good scene in a
film. Beryl: It s a great one. Simon: So it wasn t like that. But it was very much like,
oh my God. I use the word God as well in here, what am I a part of? What is going on here?
Look at this magnificent universe. Look at the gravity that holds me down. I m breathing
in oxygen that the trees breathe out, dioxide. It s like I m connected to everything. The
wind on my face, the cell, one cell that I am, 60 trillion cells make up the multiple
billion of cells that we are within the cells of every animal, the cells of every other
living thing, the quantum theory linking us all together for connection. And I just had
this like my sound is heightened and my eyes opened and the colors were looking so rich
and I wasn t on drugs, ladies. Trust me. Listen, I hadn t done drugs for a long time, not like
loads of time but I wasn t like at this time, I wasn t on drugs. But when this happened,
I realized I no longer need drugs ever again, ever again. I would not need ecstasy to give
me the sensation of what I was now experiencing without taking ecstasy and I was pretty much
addicted to MDMA which is that pure ecstasy, what I called pure ecstasy. And I was like
I loved it. It s more rich. It s lovely. When you re on it, you start going things changed
and you become more present and more connected and you look at people differently and you
just you enjoy your experience a bit more. And I used to love that. But then I realized
this is here. It s accessible everywhere in every moment if we just connect in and become
more present and aware and listen and tune in. So I had this experience which was like
hugely for me like, I was like, Oh my God! Everybody has to have this. I have to tell
everybody. So basically by 2007, that s what started my journey of telling everybody. And
along the way, some people don t want to know. Everybody wants this, don t they? And the
thing is, it s not so easy. And then m digressing, I hope I m not. But the love, when Beryl just
said, Fear is negative, I was on that. I ve written this wonderful post about all the
negativity that comes from fear and all the positivity that comes from love. Then I went
deeper on this journey of questioning even that. And actually, all of the fear and the
negativity is love too but it depends on how you use it to give you a direct access point
to the love, the abundance, the bountifulness, the excitement, the enthusiasm, the joy, the
miracle, the move beyond the identity, the move beyond the idea that you re a human being,
the move beyond the idea that you re any form of label, the move beyond the idea that that
s a tree, you re looking at a tree. And it just moves you into this wonder. Now, the
negativity in the so called fear that we all try to run away from, that s there. That s
giving us a friend. It s a guide. It can help us. But we have to shift our perception to
see that it s showing us something, it s communicating to us. It s showing us. It s giving us an
access point into the magnitude and wonder of the miracle. Melanie: This has flashed
up two images in my mind, Simon. One is of Saul on the road to Damascus where you he
had this sudden awakening and then changed his name to Paul. And then the other is of
the caterpillar going through a process and emerging as a butterfly. Simon: Yes, yes.
Melanie: Now, I m wondering which one happened to you as you emerged from your past into
your present. Simon: Yeah, I wonder. I don t know the first one so maybe the butterfly.
Melanie: All right. So you haven t been contaminated by religion then. You don t do church. Simon:
I love it that you got that in there. You cheeky one. I love it. I love it. I love you,
Mel. You remembered that. I love you. Yes. So basically yeah, I don t do church. But
people have asked me if I do church. People have asked me. You want to hear that story,
don t you? Beryl: Yeah, tell us the story. Melanie: Yeah, tell that story for people
that are up to speed. Yeah. Simon: You want to hear that story. OK. Awesome. So I love
how you brought that in. So yes. So OK, cool. I m getting excited. Sorry. I get really when
speak, I get really excited like a madman, aren t we? Beryl: That s OK. Melanie: Just
for the listening audience, I think we got on to that conversation in a previous conversation
because I wanted to know if your past mates thought you re a bit weird. Simon: Yeah, exactly.
Beautiful, beautiful, yeah. So amazingly through this transition, the last sort of five or
more years and the continued journey, it s been really challenging for me but also being
really challenging for the people around me. And a lot of people obviously, when you go
through this process and you shift quite dramatically, they re in a lot of s very difficult because
when we change, not everybody else or the environment that we re in changes. It s like
we change, right? So as we make that shift and that transition, we start to see things
differently or have a certain experience, not everybody is having that. And even if
they do have it, it s completely unique to them. So I have no clue even how you ladies
got to where you are. We ve all had our own beautiful, unique journey. You could share
stuff with me and we can have things in common and relate to that and go, yes, yes, yes.
And see the synchronicities and certainly the serendipity and all these other beautiful
things that start to happen when you shift your awareness. But if people do not have
that, there become this sort of instant judgment that, something has happened to him and what
is it, who is this guy now talking as if like what? Like he s somebody? Because you get
all this sort of like, Oh, who does he think he is? He thinks he knows something. You remember
like people like David Icke that had similar shifts and they said they were god and people
are like, God? You think you are god? So all of a sudden instantly, the judgment comes
in. And I think what happened just quickly with this story is a lot of people are because
it happens that a lot of people on this journey, they have like massive shifts in awakening
and then they say they found Jesus or they found Allah or they ve gone and become Muslim
or whatever it is which is all perfect, everyone on their own journey. But I was always quite
shock that I none of this instantly really happened. I don t really know what I found.
Maybe I found the universe. I don t know what I found. I don t know what happened to me
really. I just don t know what happened to me. I m just going along for the ride. And
so, I jump on the bus and it just easily gone up and I can t get off. And I don t really
want to try because it seems to be a lot of fun. I m not really looking for the off. I
m looking at the front window seeing where we re going. Yay! Where is it taking me now?
And then you two called up and say you wanted to do a talk about it and this is where we
are. And so, my two friends one of my friends come up to me recently, only a year ago when
I was at my brother s wedding and he walked up to me and he went, All right? I was like,
All right, yeah. He goes, Are you all right? And I say, Yeah, I m all right. Because man,
listen that you re not [indiscernible] [0:44:15] but you are right. You are actually all right
because people have been few things being said but I come to the horse s mouth. He said.
And he goes, So you know me, we know each other long time, yeah. I know your brother.
I know your family. We used to hang out. I was like, Yeah, of course. No problem. What
s wrong? What s the problem? I m fine. You re cool. I m cool. And he was like, Listen,
you ve gone to church. And I said Beryl: You re gone church. Simon: And I was like, Gone
church? No. Gone church? No. Recently? What do you mean? Have I been to a church? Yeah,
I have been to a few churches and so on. And then basically, once I looked him in the eye
because he asked me to look him in the eye and I said, No, I haven t gone church but
even if I had, what s the problem with church? What s church done to you? And he was OK after
that. He was like he was still a little bit wary. He was still a little bit wary but he
did speak to me a bit more for that day. But funny enough, I wasn t planning on doing a
speech or anything like that at my brother s weeding because he had two best men and
it wasn t really planned. But after hearing them, this guys say next to me, I realized
that maybe a few other people in the audience, it might be really beneficial for them if
I sort of openly express that I haven t gone to church and become a religious what s it
called? Melanie: Evangelist? Simon: Yeah, evangelist. Beryl: Born again. Simon: Yeah.
Melanie: Or even turned into some reptile. Simon: Yeah, or even turned into a reptile
or anything. Yeah. Not that I m aware of anyway, Mel. Not that I m aware of. I don t know if
I tell you that story because we told it the first time. Beryl: Great, great. So I m curious
about what next for you, Simon. Do you plan? Do you set goals? Simon: Yeah. I don people
keep telling me to set goals and set more plans and sort of have like bigger plans.
It s a great question, Beryl. I know I ve said that about all your questions but I really
thoroughly from when we first spoke, I really love what you two are doing honestly. And
since we spoke the first time, I ve gone on and checked out all the other stuff you re
doing and looked at some of the people you ve been interviewing. And I really love your
thoroughness and the questions that you asked and the way that you re really bringing this
message to the world. So I just want to acknowledged that and for everyone listening, if this is
the first talk you ve listened because you ve come to listen maybe to me, I really do
encourage you to go and look at some of the other stuff that Beryl and Mel are doing because
it s awesome. And I think the question from your Beryl is I ve actually been sitting with
that for the last month and even yesterday I said to my friend because I m getting lots
of different choices and opportunities and different things coming my way and as Mel
said at the beginning, I want to complete this book which is sort of a bit of a sort
of step back to move forward because I was sort of a bit like society and how I know
it is crumbling and the more that you get somebody to communicate their truth and the
more that you get somebody to look at their identity, then actually, the society that
we ve all co-created and all uphold starts to crumble. And what happens when that starts
to crumble is that a lot of the systems in place in the society also, you don t really
want to uphold or be a part of. So for example, you look at materialism and consumerism and
the way that it s really causing a lot of separation and divide and a lot of pain and
suffering on our planet, you start to go, Well, I don t want to get caught in this sort
of materialism/consumerism. And also, the last sort of five years, I ve done a lot of
meditation and a lot of relinquishing my attachments to object form. So I m also like I also don
t always want to be going out there to create I definitely won t create products and things
for people that are not of any form of benefit t them or to the whole of our human species.
So where am I at the moment, I m like, there are millions upon millions of books out there
but a few people have come my way and say, Look, you really need to write a book. You
have to write your story. You have to get it out there because then people can have
more of a connection and understanding of the path you ve been on which can then help
you to really help others. And if you want to help more people to break out their identity,
you need to do this. So that s sort of where I am, Beryl. I think that it s very much I
should complete the book. And in the meantime, continue doing what I m doing with Simon on
the Sofa and Global Love Letters and then bring that into bring Burglar to Buddha more
into the forefront or maybe the mid part of this year if there was any sort of plan because
what I want to do with Burglar to Buddha is create a show that is accessible to everybody.
Meaning that it s not about being spiritual or it s not about s for everybody, it s for
the people we spoke about in the beginning, people that are addicted, people that are
on what we would call lower class but I don again, I use that term just for the conversation,
people because there are people that are rich and are so addicted to their identity and
there are people that are rich, born rich and they are completely dysfunctional in every
way from a human connecting perspective. And I ve watched an amazing documentary called
Born Rich which if you haven t seen, I would really advice you to search it down because
it is an amazing documentary which really shows that even just because somebody is rich
just because they re born rich but that doesn t mean that they like that label. It doesn
t mean that they want that weight and that status on them. There are some really lovely
younger adults that expressed that in this documentary. So basically for me, it s about
creating more transparency and it s about really working towards what some are calling
a new earth but creating the species that don t lie. How about that, right? And even
creating the species that if they do lie, they re OK to say I lied because the other
thing about lying is that we re not happy to say we lie, let alone lie. We lie, we uphold
the lie as truth and we re not even willing to say that we lied. Imagine our population
and imagine our systems, organizations, and structures if we just admitted that first
and foremost we lie. Melanie: We just don t feel the need to. Simon: Yeah. It s like
you don t have to lie to me to sell something. I know you re selling it. Tell me how much
you need to make. Tell me how much your outgoings and the things you need, why you re doing
it? I know you need to sell your products. Why do you create your products? I know you
need to publicize something or get yourself out there into some sort of system that s
going to get you more recognition so that you can make money, right? That s what everybody
is doing. But all I m noticing is that everybody is competing with everybody else but still
they recognize and still have that same drive I had when I was a criminal. It s still happening.
It doesn t matter what level or age whether it s in entrepreneurships, spiritualism, whether
it s in business, whether it s in anything. You just got competition after competition
because if I don t tell some sort of lie to you, how am I going to compete against the
other people that are making more money than me or so on? Because I m actually I would
go as far as saying that this society because it s build on a foundation of lies and a foundation
of fear, it can only create more lies and fear. Does that make sense? Yeah. Beryl: Certainly.
Simon: And all of us saying there s no good people out there and there s no people trying
to do beautiful things and there s no people not lying. I m not saying that. I m just saying
that even now, me on the transparent journey, I find myself having to check in and go, Oh,
that was a lie. I just lied. Why did I even need to do that? And the more aware you become
of your actions and your thoughts and your processes that are going on within you, you
really listen. To everyone listening to this now, all of you listening, even if there s
just one of you out there, can you hear us? We hope you can hear us, right? Just for the
next seven days, really try to be more conscious of the words and the sounds that come out
of your mouth. This is a great exercise. It s something I ask people to do in the workshops
and stuff. Really just listen to the words because every single word has an energy, every
single word has a resonance, every single word has a ripple, a ripple into this beautiful
soup of creative energy and juice that s floating around us in the intangible in this space
between us right now. Yeah? It s all there. And just think about the words and the sounds
that come out of your mouth, how you spoke to somebody, how you reacted to somebody,
the tone of your voice, the way that your words are received from another, the way that
people hold back certain words or conversations or sentences, the body language of people
when they speak certain words. And when you start to really tune in acutely to what it
is you re saying and not saying, you hear it, you really hear it. Then you will start
to listen to whether you are talking a load of crap or not. Yeah? Right? You really will.
And one of the beautiful things that I ve started to say to myself is be discerning
even of your own rubbish, your own talk, what you re saying. Be really discerning of it.
Question it. Is that can I really say that? Can I back it up? Can I do I really know that?
Do I really know that if you eat 50 grams of carbohydrates then you store 20 years fat?
Do I know that? Do I really have I done enough research and is there enough evidence out
there to show that and we can see that? Does that make sense, ladies? Beryl: It s that
questioning, isn t it? And I think in all that you ve said today, we need to become
more questioning to not live in that world of fear. As you say, it s all around us, the
media, the marketing, everything is about fear. What you don t have, let s just focus
on what people don t have and what will happen- the bad thing that will happen. Now, if we
all start to question as you say, is that real? I mean what is real? That s a whole
another show. Simon: That s a third show. Beryl: But where are these beliefs come from?
Simon: Yeah. Beryl: And they re usually not ours at all. They re from way back or from
other people Melanie: They re incubated. Beryl: Yes. And so, one or two of our interviewees
have said this that they ve started the process of questioning before they do anything. Well,
is there another way to do this? Is there a way I feel more comfortable with? Simon:
Yeah. Beryl: Because as we know in Wired for Success, how you do one thing is how you do
everything. So you start questioning. And things change really, really rapidly because
you are changing your reality. You really are as you start to do that. This has been
wonderful, Simon. I m aware of how long we ve kept you. I ve had the sun moving around
me. I had to move my laptop right from the sun. The sun is moving around on me. So but
thank you so much for this enlightenment and this sharing, this very candid sharing of
yours because it highlights really how most of us are uncomfortable when talking about
our stuff and we don t need to talk about all of it but it s OK to be transparent..
There s a healing in that. And the other thing that s powerful about you sharing your story
and about all the work that you do, Simon is there s transformation for people in just
listening to your story. That s the powerful thing. That stuff will change for people just
by listening to you. Melanie: Yeah. Simon: Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that s beautiful. Yeah.
If that s happening then that s wonderful because somebody said to me in a workshop
once, they said to me, I don t want to share everything. I don t want to share who I am.
I don t want to share what I ve done. I don t want to share. And I said, Well, that s
fine. You don t have to. And one of the things I said recently to somebody who sort of come
from that place as well because we re all at different stages of our sharing so I don
t expect everybody to be safe. And just something to throw in there, there s very much like
layers of I call it principles of really sharing your truth. And there is an element of confidence
and also safety that you have to really build up. And I did say to somebody, To the extent
to which you hold back yourself is to the extent to which life holds back from you.
Melanie: Yeah. Simon: Yeah? And when you really express yourself, forgive your story, own
your story, let your story go, this is the access point, let your story go. You are not
your story. In this present moment, your story is just fall forms from the past. You are
not your story. And then when you take the ownership, the forgiveness, and you let it
go, that s when you move into the transparent liberation of the co-creation of who you are
now. Can you see that? Can you see how that could happen? How you could really take responsibility,
own it, go through a cathartic process, forgive it, and when I say forgive it, I don t mean
just forgive yourself. You forgive every single aspect of the story. So the people that were
horrible to me or not, my dad, my dad for leaving, my stepdad for beating my mom up,
my mom for being angry, my brothers, the whole lot, my nanny and granddad for being not knowing
enough to give all three of their children enough love so they all went to boarding homes
and my mom became quite emotionally destroyed at a young age. You go through the whole lineage
of forgiveness. That is the access point because then you just like, Right. I m not this isn
t who I am. Beryl: You re free. Melanie: And I think that sorry, Beryl. I think that s
the process that started with that girl I told you about at the beginning after I told
her your story. She obviously was ready for the transformation. Simon: Definitely. Melanie:
Sorry, Beryl. Carry on. Beryl: Well, I just want to say a big thank you to you, Simon.
And please would you come back and share us some more because I am Simon: I d love to.
Beryl: I am sure more interesting things are going to happen. Melanie: We barely scratched
the surface. Beryl: There is so much we could talk about. Simon, you touched on that you
run workshops, you run coaching, you have different ways of supporting people, I m sure
many again want to get in touch with you. What is the best way for them to do that,
Simon? Where can they find you? Simon: Yeah. I think probably the most simplest without
giving out so many links and stuff like that is my main website which is my name, my full
name, which is simonpaulsutton.com. That s the I recently put it together, which is a
work in progress. I m just sharing that with everyone. That s like a main hub now. And
within that, there s a section there s a tab called projects and within the projects, you
can access Burglar to Buddha, Global Love Letters, Simon on the Sofa, and anything else
that I m doing, Conscious Media and the other projects that I sort of co-create with myself,
co-create with myself and my good and trusted friend, Pedro who helps me with Simon on the
Sofa. And there is something as well, ladies, which I m going to put on the page. I m going
to send it to you. But with Simon on the Sofa, I m going to send you a little URL with a
discount which everybody that I speak to and so on. And if anybody that comes through Wired
for Success, your TV show, if they go to that link, they will get a percentage off of contributing
to Simon on the Sofa. And also, I just want to share it with simononthesofa.com, its access
to everybody. So people listening, there s a monthly and yearly subscription. That subscription
is to sustain us and it s a contribution that we have set up so that people can help us
financially. But also, there s a tab called Conscious Considerations which is free access
or an access a contribution of your choice based on your financial capabilities to access
the content. In other words, the content has to be free for everybody from a place of love.
But also, we need to stay in this financial system. We need to make money to continue
to work. Beryl: That s very generous of you. We will put that link underneath this video,
Simon so everyone can find that. Thank you. And people can find you on Facebook and Twitter?
Simon: Yeah. They can find me on Facebook. If you just yeah, Simon Paul Sutton on Facebook
and Twitter is BurglartoBuddha so just at BurglartoBuddha which is the journey of that.
Like I say, on the main website, without sending too much out there, you can you ll find stuff
Beryl: Everything is there. Simon: Yeah, everything is there. I m trying to keep them in one place.
Beryl: OK. Perfect, perfect, perfect. OK. That s wonderful. So thank you everyone for
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