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I Wonder Why - ref #A0310
By Ven Thubten Chodron

Born in 1950, Thubten Chodron grew up near Los Angeles. She graduated with a B.A in History from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1971. After travelling through Europe, North Africa and Asia for one and a half years, she received a teaching credential and went to the University of Southern California to do post-graduate work in Education while working as a teacher in the Los Angeles City School System.

In 1975, she attended a meditation course given by Ven.Lama Yeshe and Ven.Zopa Rinpoche, and subsequently went to their monastery in Nepal to continue to study and practice Buddha's teachings. In 1977, she received the sramanerika (novice) ordination, and in 1986, went to Taiwan to take the bhikshuni (full) ordination.

The Compendium Of Buddhism (guide to Tipitaka) ref #A0309
By The Burma Pitaka Association - Editorial Committee

The Tipitaka is an extensive Canonical Pali literature in which are enshrined the Teachings of Gotama Buddha delivered lucidly for forty-five years from since His Enlightenment to His parinibbana.
The discourses of the Buddha covering a wide range of subjects are made up of exhortations, expositions and injunctions. The Tipitaka into which the Pali Canon is ornately classified and issued down from generation to generation together with Commentaries now forms the huge collection of literary works which the present day bhikkhus of the Order have to learn, study and memorize in discharge of their gantha dhura, the obligated duty of studying.