Converse of object

• teach: Being compassionate for all living beings the Buddha decided to teach the dharma.

• follow: A: This will naturally happen if the individuals follow the dharma prescribed for their caste and their stage of life.

• practice: Now if you want to practice dharma, you should first know what it means.

• call: These values are called dharma for the people falling under that category.

• have: The same person has the dharma of a teacher and that of a father.

• uphold: Rama is a man upholding dharma, cosmic order.

Adjective modifier

• high: In Hinduism, truth is the highest dharma and the source of all other virtues.

Modifies a noun

• e-news: Dharma e-News with articles and features will be sent out in August 2007.

• teaching: Dharma teachings are boundless: I vow to master them.

• practice: Of course, such an obviously religious act hardly makes sense in the framework of agnostic dharma practice.

• teacher: In 1994 he received dharma teacher initiation from Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh.

• mean: So to know our religion, the first step is to know what dharma means.

• program: This year we are focusing especially on the courses that we offer in our dharma program.

Noun used with modifier

• word: The word dharma may be loosely translated as right conduct and behavior, which is the result of right knowledge.

• ashram: Significance of ashram dharma for 21st century British Hindus.