Stuart Mackenzie is a Buddhist practitioner based in Casper, Wyoming. He facilitates weekly meditation nights at the Unitarian Universalist Community of Casper, where he offers a welcoming space for people of all backgrounds to explore mindfulness, compassion, and contemplative practice. Drawing on Buddhist teachings and a spirit of inclusivity, Stuart supports both newcomers and experienced meditators in cultivating presence, insight, and inner calm. His work reflects a commitment to building community and fostering personal growth through shared practice.
Don Benson, Justin Wimbish, and Stewart McAdoo will share their spiritual journeys. Spiritual Journeys Sundays at UU Casper are sacred spaces where members and friends of our community are invited to share from the heart about their personal spiritual paths. These special services center lived … read more.
Join us for a journey through the history and culture of the Twelve Days of Christmas. Moving beyond the familiar song, this presentation explores the rich traditions spanning from Christmas Day to Epiphany. We will uncover the origins of various ancient customs and seasonal celebrations, … read more.
For many people dealing with change can be distressing, but change is in fact one of the attributes of existence. Understanding impermanence establishes a foundation for happiness. It is part of Buddhist philosophy and puts the lie to the phrase “People don’t change!”
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What if love is not just a feeling, but a pathway to the divine?” Love seems to be a fundamental aspect of the human experience. But what is it? Does everyone instinctively know what love is? Is it learned? Can it be nurtured? If … read more.
Joe Hayek, Erich Frankland, and Stuart Mackenzie will share their spiritual journeys.
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Trust is a fundamental aspect of people working together, forming community, and experiencing personal growth. Like a plant, trust can be nurtured, or die through neglect. We will work together to identify how to grow trust!
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It would seem that many of the institutions in our society are not working very well for us. Christianity may be an example, and Christmas also. “There shall be a great profit throughout the land” Monty Python. W. Deming instigated a new philosophy of … read more.
A possibly controversial historical perspective, discussing some of the notIons of equality referring to the Book of Matthew, and the US Declaration of Independence, through to the provisions of The Wyoming Constitution. Participants input and contributions will be expected and welcomed.
Zen Buddhists use the word “Shoshin”when considering a beginner’s mind, and having an aspiration trying to remain connected with the concept of always being like a beginner. All the attributes of the beginner, excitement, curiosity, doubt, investigation can be our motivation every day.
