The Augustinian Rule is a set of guidelines for monastic life, attributed to Saint Augustine of Hippo. It emphasizes community living, prayer, and service. The rule encourages monks to live in harmony, sharing their possessions and supporting one another in their spiritual journey. This rule has been adopted by various religious orders, including the Order of Saint Augustine. It promotes a balanced life of contemplation and action, urging members to engage with the world while remaining committed to their faith. The Augustinian Rule remains influential in shaping the practices of many Christian communities today.