Depends which though. Monasteries tend to be like dorms. You get
places to sleep. You get up. Instead of going to class, you do
prayers or exercises or whatever the monastic group does. Then
you eat breakfast. Then you either do work to support the
monastery financially or study or some kind of training (depends
on the religion), take breaks, etc. At night, you go to sleep. I
have it as my retirement plan actually.. or if stuff falls apart
financially - whatever. Find some kind of monastery - I don't
care what religion 'cause they're all more-or-less versions of
Epicurean communities - friendship communities - Buddhist ones
too. I like my lifestyle now but I also look forward to eventual
life in a monastery if it comes to that. I'd go to one with
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