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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 4, Ch. 4]
TRANSLATION
The blessed goddess said: Lord Śiva is the most beloved of all living entities. He has no rival. No one is very dear to him, and no one is his enemy. No one but yourself could be envious of such a universal being, who is free from all enmity.
PURPORT
In  Bhagavad-gītā  (Bg. 9.29) the Lord says,  samo 'ham sarva-bhūteṣu : "I am equal to all living entities." Similarly, Lord Śiva is a qualitative incarnation of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, so he has almost the same qualities as Him. Therefore he is equal to everyone; no one is his enemy, and no one is his friend, but one who is envious by nature can become the enemy of Lord Śiva. Therefore Satī accused her father, "No one but you could be envious of Lord Śiva or could be his enemy." There were other sages and learned  brāhmaṇas  present, but they were not envious of Lord Śiva, although they were all dependent on Dakṣa. Therefore no one but Dakṣa could be envious of Lord Śiva. That was the accusation of Satī.
TEXT 12
दोषान् परेषां हि गुणेषु साधवो गृह्णन्ति केचिन्न भवाद्दशो द्विज । गुणांश्च फलगून् बहुलीकरिष्णवो महत्तमास्तेष्वविदद्भवानधम् ॥१२॥
doṣān pareṣām hi guṇeṣu sādhavo grḥṇanti kecin na bhavādṛśo dvija guṇāmś ca phalgūn bahulīkariṣṇavo mahattamās teṣv avidad bhavān agham
doṣān—faults; pareṣām—of others; hi—for; guṇeṣu—in the qualities; sādhavaḥ—sādhus; grḥṇanti—find; kecit—some; na—not; bhavādṛśaḥ—like you; dvija—O twice-born; guṇān—qualities; ca—and; phalgūn—small; bahulīkariṣṇavaḥ—greatly magnifies; mahattamāḥ—the greatest persons; teṣu—among them; avidat—find; bhavān—you; agham—the fault.
TRANSLATION
Twice-born Dakṣa, a man like you can simply find fault in the qualities of others. Lord Śiva, however, not only does not find fault with others'