Article April 2, 2001 Issue

Say 'no' to worry

There's hope for fuller living

By Jeffrey Hildner

The author, whose
architectural designs appear above and at
right, has learned to "reframe" his thought to banish niggling worries.

One of the many practical insights of Thomas Cahill's book, Desire of the Everlasting Hills: The World before and after Jesus, (New York: Doubleday, 1999), concerns the temptations that Jesus said would keep us from entering the kingdom of heaven.

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About the author

Jeffrey Hildner is an architect, painter, critic, and educator. His work has appeared in Global Architect Houses, ART-news, and The Journal of Architectural Education. He lives in New York city with his wife and daughter.

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