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[[File:P'Jem monastery.jpg|thumb|The Vulcan Monastery of P'Jem]] |
[[File:P'Jem monastery.jpg|thumb|The Vulcan Monastery of P'Jem]] |
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[[File:Bajoran monastery garden.jpg|thumb|The Bajoran monastery garden]] |
[[File:Bajoran monastery garden.jpg|thumb|The Bajoran monastery garden]] |
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| − | A '''monastery''' |
+ | A '''monastery''' was a religious retreat, usually isolated, and normally home to monastic groups devoted to the ideals of their order. Monasteries were prevalent throughout the [[races]] of the [[Alpha Quadrant|Alpha]] and [[Beta Quadrant]]s, particularly among those races with more spiritualized societies. |
In [[2151]], [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] claimed that the oldest monastery that he ever visited was in [[Ngari]], [[Tibet]]. ({{ENT|The Andorian Incident}}) |
In [[2151]], [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer]] claimed that the oldest monastery that he ever visited was in [[Ngari]], [[Tibet]]. ({{ENT|The Andorian Incident}}) |
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The [[Vulcan]] monastery at [[P'Jem]] was already a thousand [[year]]s old by the [[22nd century]] and was still used by Vulcan monks prior to its destruction by the [[Andorian]]s. ({{ENT|The Andorian Incident}}) |
The [[Vulcan]] monastery at [[P'Jem]] was already a thousand [[year]]s old by the [[22nd century]] and was still used by Vulcan monks prior to its destruction by the [[Andorian]]s. ({{ENT|The Andorian Incident}}) |
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| − | The [[Klingon]] monastery at [[Boreth]] |
+ | The [[Klingon]] monastery at [[Boreth]] was central to the legend of [[Kahless the Unforgettable]] and his [[The Story of the Promise|promised]] return. In [[2369]], [[Worf]] visited the monastery in an attempt to rediscover his Klingon heritage. It was there that {{dis|Kahless|clone}} apparently returned from ''[[Sto-vo-kor]]'', although it was later revealed that he was a [[clone]]. ({{TNG|Rightful Heir}}) Worf visited the planet again in [[2371]] following the destruction of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}}. ({{DS9|The Way of the Warrior}}) |
| − | [[Bajor]], with its highly religious [[Bajoran|people]], |
+ | [[Bajor]], with its highly religious [[Bajoran|people]], was home to several monasteries, including the [[Monastery of the Kai]] and the [[Dakeen monastery]]. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets|The Collaborator}}) |
| − | [[Odo]] once claimed that [[Risa]] made the [[Trill]] [[Hoobishan Baths]] look like a monastery. ({{DS9|Let He Who Is Without Sin...}}) |
+ | In [[2373]], [[Odo]] once claimed that [[Risa]] made the [[Trill]] [[Hoobishan Baths]] look like a monastery. ({{DS9|Let He Who Is Without Sin...}}) |
| − | [[Tom Paris]] threatened to send [[ |
+ | In [[2376]], [[Tom Paris]] threatened to send [[The Doctor]]'s character in the [[Fair Haven]] [[holoprogram]], Father [[Mulligan]], to a nearby monastery with a [[vow of silence]]. ({{VOY|Fair Haven}}) |
== Bajoran monasteries == |
== Bajoran monasteries == |
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*[[Calash Monastery]] |
*[[Calash Monastery]] |
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*[[Dakeen Monastery]] |
*[[Dakeen Monastery]] |
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== Apocrypha == |
== Apocrypha == |
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| − | In the [[February 1995]] [[Star Trek: The Next Generation (DC volume 2)|DC Comic]] " |
+ | In the [[February 1995]] [[Star Trek: The Next Generation (DC volume 2)|DC Comic]] "[[The Bajoran and the Beast]]", [[William T. Riker|Riker]] and [[Ro Laren]] travel to an ancient monastery on a planet in the [[Altair system]] to return "memory bubbles." |
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Revision as of 09:31, 22 June 2015
The Vulcan Monastery of P'Jem
The Bajoran monastery garden
A monastery was a religious retreat, usually isolated, and normally home to monastic groups devoted to the ideals of their order. Monasteries were prevalent throughout the races of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, particularly among those races with more spiritualized societies.
In 2151, Captain Jonathan Archer claimed that the oldest monastery that he ever visited was in Ngari, Tibet. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident")
While visiting Earth during the mid-22nd century, Doctor Phlox attempted to familiarize himself with many of the planet's religions including Buddhism, which he accomplished by spending two weeks at a Tibetan monastery where he learned to sing chords with the high lamas. (ENT: "Cold Front")
The Vulcan monastery at P'Jem was already a thousand years old by the 22nd century and was still used by Vulcan monks prior to its destruction by the Andorians. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident")
The Klingon monastery at Boreth was central to the legend of Kahless the Unforgettable and his promised return. In 2369, Worf visited the monastery in an attempt to rediscover his Klingon heritage. It was there that Kahless apparently returned from Sto-vo-kor, although it was later revealed that he was a clone. (TNG: "Rightful Heir") Worf visited the planet again in 2371 following the destruction of the USS Enterprise-D. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior")
Bajor, with its highly religious people, was home to several monasteries, including the Monastery of the Kai and the Dakeen monastery. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets", "The Collaborator")
In 2373, Odo once claimed that Risa made the Trill Hoobishan Baths look like a monastery. (DS9: "Let He Who Is Without Sin...")
In 2376, Tom Paris threatened to send The Doctor's character in the Fair Haven holoprogram, Father Mulligan, to a nearby monastery with a vow of silence. (VOY: "Fair Haven")
Bajoran monasteries
Apocrypha
In the February 1995 DC Comic "The Bajoran and the Beast", Riker and Ro Laren travel to an ancient monastery on a planet in the Altair system to return "memory bubbles."