Members may actively practice religion at the monastery, but not in any way that impacts the other members. Some examples:
- A Muslim climbing to the highest point of the monastery and singing out a call to prayer at the top of his lungs would impact the other members, and would not be tolerated. However, a Muslim laying a prayer mat out in a public but out-of-the-way place and quietly or silently praying would not impact other members and would be welcomed.
- A Christian ringing a 1000lb bell to announce the beginning of religious services would not be tolerated, but Christians gathering in a private chamber or public room reserved for the purpose would be welcomed.
- Atheists setting off fireworks every Darwin Day (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_Day) would not be tolerated.
- Wiccans gathering in a woodland area on the Monastery grounds to engage in worship would be welcomed, whereas Wiccans running through the halls of the monastery while singing praises to the Triple Goddess and Horned God would not.