Contemplative nuns are women who dedicate their lives to prayer, meditation, and spiritual reflection. They typically live in monasteries or convents, where they follow a structured daily routine that includes communal worship and personal contemplation. Their primary focus is on deepening their relationship with the divine and seeking inner peace. These nuns often belong to specific religious orders, such as the Carmelites or Benedictines, each with its own traditions and practices. Unlike active religious communities, contemplative nuns do not engage in external ministries but instead devote themselves to a life of silence and solitude, fostering a deep spiritual life.