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Srimad Bhagavatam 6.17.22

6.17.22

न तस्य कश्चिद्दयित: प्रतीपो न ज्ञातिबन्धुर्न परो न च स्व: । समस्य सर्वत्र निरञ्जनस्य सुखे न राग: कुत एव रोष: ॥ २२ ॥

na tasya kascid dayitah pratipo na jnati-bandhur na paro na ca svah samasya sarvatra niranjanasya sukhe na ragah kuta eva rosah

na
not
tasya
of Him (the Supreme Lord)
kascit
anyone
dayitah
dear
pratipah
not dear
na
nor
jnati
kinsman
bandhuh
friend
na
nor
parah
other
na
nor
ca
also
svah
own
samasya
who is equal
sarvatra
everywhere
niranjanasya
without being affected by material nature
sukhe
in happiness
na
not
ragah
attachment
kutah
from where
eva
indeed
rosah
anger.

The Supreme Personality of Godhead is equally disposed toward all living entities. Therefore no one is very dear to Him, and no one is a great enemy for Him; no one is His friend, and no one is His relative. Being unattached to the material world, He has no affection for so-called happiness or hatred for so-called distress. The two terms happiness and distress are relative. Since the Lord is always happy, for Him there is no question of distress.