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You can't hide from everyday problems in a monastery. People work in the monastery. They get up early in the morning. They keep house. They prepare food. They clean it up. In short, they are constantly improving their monastic life.
Why go looking for something to change your life spiritually? Maybe it's better to start changing yourself, if there are sharp reasons and a desire for this, then you don't need to drag yourself to a monastery or to India to open new chakras, you just need to develop yourself and start being interested in new trends, then you will simply “take out” what will be “your own”. Whether it's an Orthodox church around the corner or a monastery in Nepal. If you search just like that, then you will not be able to hide in the monastery, because everyday problems are not only on paper and in your wallet, they are in your head.