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Imagine that your mind is a house in the woods, you are all alone and there is a guest that shows up uninvited. In the past you have been irritable with guests, angry that anyone would disturb your well-earned solitude. You have yelled at visitors to "GO AWAY" so that you can be alone. But visitors seem to pass on the road where you live. They ignore your no-trespassing sign.








This method causes an observer mindset
The active ingredient in Dr. Leahy's poem is what Steven Hayes has capitalized on with the ACT method of preventing thoughts from taking over the entire mind. He talks about watching thoughts go by like train-cars going by on a track. To fight with the thought or experience it as your world is different than observing it as a phenomenon ocurring in the present moment. It's interesting to see how this metaphor draws the listener into a possition of observation of the thought as a phenomenon of the present moment rather than some evil thing that needs to be resisted.
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