na - not; tasya - of Him (the Supreme Lord); kaścit - anyone; dayitaḥ - dear; pratīpaḥ - not dear; na - nor; jñāti - kinsman; bandhuḥ - friend; na - nor; paraḥ - other; na - nor; ca - also; svaḥ - own; samasya - who is equal; sarvatra - everywhere; nirañjanasya - without being affected by material nature; sukhe - in happiness; na - not; rāgaḥ - attachment; kutaḥ - from where; eva - indeed; roṣaḥ - 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.