have to do a project on it....can any of you give some insight
to the deeper meaning of hakoras hatov and ideas like things i
can write about???thank you! hakaras hatov(5 posts) I once heard
this in a speech: Hakaras Hatov is not about repaying someone
for the good they did. Hakarah means recognition - you're
recognizing the good. Why is this the term that is used? Because
sometimes, there is no way to repay someone. I heard this at a
Bonei Olam event, from one of their success stories. He said
there was no way he could ever repay Bonei Olam for what they
did for him. All he could do was recognize the good. He'd never
be able to repay it. thank you that is very helpful:) Dal94:
Some of the very early Sefardic philosophers (late Geonim)
thought that reciprocity was the first and foremost natural law.
We saw that Moshe Rabbeinu was not allowed to be the one to hit
The Nile River in Makas Dam, because it saved his life by
keeping him hidden from the Mitzrim, as he floated in the
basket. If someone has to be so c