Lazarus and His Beloved is a collection of short stories by Kahlil Gibran, the renowned Lebanese-American poet and philosopher. The stories explore the themes of love, loss, and redemption, as well as the power of faith and the beauty of nature. The title story, “Lazarus and His Beloved,” follows the story of a man who is brought back to life by a mysterious woman. He is filled with joy and gratitude, and his newfound faith in God leads him to a life of service and devotion. The other stories in the collection explore similar themes, such as the power of love, the importance of faith, and the beauty of nature. In “The Voice of the Master,” a man is inspired by a mysterious voice to pursue his dreams. In “The Garden of the Prophet,” a man finds solace in a garden that is filled with the beauty of nature. The stories in Lazarus and His Beloved are filled with wisdom and insight, and they offer readers a glimpse into the beauty of life and the power of faith.
By Kahlil Gibran · First published 1931 · Genre: Romance, Philosophical Fiction, Fantasy · 3 chapters