Meditation

Through time spent in contemplation and reflection, members of the Order of Monastics are often able to gleam, almost intuitively, answers to complex or important questions in life. This feat is nothing less than the Adept somehow going beyond their own mortal shell and gleaning the answer from existence itself. 
Many different Orders often develop this power, in one form of another, but the Monastics have access to it immediately. And they are considered to be the most naturally talented at it.
== A Place To Meditate: ==
Monastics go to lengths to acquire for themselves places of quiet, areas where the act of meditation is easier, even pleasant. Aesthetics come into play, based off of each particular Monastic Adept and their religious heritage.
A Catholic Monastic would probably prefer a small chapel with Marian statues, saints, stations of the cross, etc. A Monastic hailing from the Far East would prefer something more like a Shinto shrine. An Eastern Orthodox Monastic would feel more at home in a place with plenty of ceremonial furnishings, incense and a galore of lit candles. 
These descriptions are more likely to describe areas of corporate meditation on the part of individual groups of Monastics. Monastics will probably also keep private cells or secret locations, removed from prying eyes, where they can individually meditate as well. 
Monastics value their private time spent in meditation and may not approve of others attempting to locate them. It is considered bad form among the Order to inquire of a fellow Monastic of where they personally go to meditate.