Spiritual thinking delivers the magic of regeneration

Achieving the benefits of synchrodestiny means understanding the way shared interests come together says Paul Salveson

The run-down but potentially inviting exterior of Kirkgate station. The vision of Groundworlk is to transform the building into a multi-use environment centre with cafe, work space, conference facilities and ticket office

The run-down but potentially inviting exterior of Kirkgate station. The vision of Groundworlk is to transform the building into a multi-use environment centre with cafe, work space, conference facilities and ticket office

Ken Taylor, Chief Executive of Groundwork Wakefield, has been developing some innovative ideas for future uses of the now derelict station buildings at Wakefield Kirkgate

Ken Taylor, Chief Executive of Groundwork Wakefield, has been developing some innovative ideas for future uses of the now derelict station buildings at Wakefield Kirkgate

­T­­he writings of Chopra admittedly don’t figure strongly in any university transport planning syllabus. He is a leading writer on spirituality, interpreting the Vedic tradition for modern-day life. He has a lot to say about the meaning of ‘co-incidence’, and my argument is that you can always find meaning and resonances if you look for them. It’s good to think out of our usual boxes, or carriages, and let destiny take control and ‘co-incidence’...