- This topic has 9 replies, 7 voices, and was last updated 14 years ago by .
-
Posts
-
I just saw a poster put out by the Queens Hatzolah ( A wonderful orginization) it gave their stats from the recent snowstorm and at the bottom it says when u see a Hatzoloh member say thank you,
Can it really be Hakaras Hatov if u ask it of someone?
They absolutly should be thanked and praised but should they request that we do so, shouldn’t the Mitzvah of Hakaros Hatov be Lshem Shamayim and come from the heart rather from being told to do so?
You’re kidding,right?
Perhaps the leaders are saying to thank the volunteers; not themselves.
I don’t believe you are really saying this….
I think it was rhetorical.
saying thank you in general seems to be coming more and more scarce.
perhaps this is an eye opener that we should all heed and become a little more aware of giving thanks to all and of course especially Hakadosh Boruch Hu
I disagree Goq. Certainly hakaras hatov should be without request, but it should at least be with request if you don’t do it otherwise.
You almost seem to be not willing to be makir tov even with request.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.