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Monasticism is a lifestyle where people choose to remove themselves from daily life in pursuit of peace, knowledge, and meditation through spiritual practices and self-realization. Monasteries follow strict rules and discipline through daily routines like worship, meditation, cooking, and lectures. Various monasteries around the world from different religions offer alternatives for people seeking spiritual fulfillment outside of traditional careers or family structures.
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