The Libri Carthusia

The Libri Carthusia, or Carthusian Books, refers to a collection of texts produced by the Carthusian Order, a Catholic religious order founded in the 11th century. Known for its emphasis on solitude and rigorous asceticism, the Order has a rich tradition of spirituality and mysticism. The writings often explore themes of contemplation, prayer, and the inner life, providing insights into the Carthusian way of life. These works offer readers an understanding of deep spiritual practice and the pursuit of a contemplative relationship with God, making them valuable for both spiritual seekers and scholars of religious life.