In this way, we too, can heal the blind in everyday affairs. In our final miracle, Lazarus, the brother of Mary and Martha, was sick and dying when his sisters sent for Jesus. Jesus was so deeply moved by Mary's tears that he wept. The Lazarus story speaks to the spiritual principle of death and resurrection. Mary, Martha and Lazarus are loved by Jesus.
Love brings back the lost sense of unity into our lives.
Love, as compassion, spurs us to higher levels of living in the face of life's tragedies. At one level, the story tells us that nothing is impossible for God because spirit within can never be killed, is always alive and, if killed, will resurrect. When we first encounter a negative, tomb-like experience, our depression is a form of psychological death. As Jesus asks that they remove the stone, so it is that we must remove whatever obstacle blocks the free transaction of the good within with the desired experience without. It tells us that life is a transaction between heaven and earth, inner and outer.