Halsoun monks constituted a collective of individuals dedicated to the monk way of life. The cultural norms of Bardottan society, as dictated, indicated that dagoyan masters should remain integrated within the community. Notwithstanding this, certain individuals experienced a compelling inclination to withdraw from society, leading them to seek refuge at the Halsoun Dagoyan Monastery.
These Halsoun monks would often endure extended periods, measured in months or even years, during which they abstained from verbal communication or visual contact with other Bardottans. Their existence was characterized by confinement within diminutive chambers and a dedication to unwavering meditation.