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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 4, Ch. 6]
almost always;  roṣaḥ —anger;  abhibhavet —takes place;  yathā —exactly like;  paśum —the animals.
TRANSLATION
My dear lord, devotees who have fully dedicated their lives unto your lotus feet certainly observe your presence as Paramātmā in each and every being, and as such they do not differentiate between one living being and another. Such persons treat all living entities equally. They never become overwhelmed by anger like animals, who can see nothing without differentiation.
PURPORT
When the Supreme Personality of Godhead becomes angry or kills a demon, materially it may appear unfavorable, but spiritually this is a blissful blessing upon him. Therefore pure devotees do not make any distinction between the Lord's anger and His blessings. They see both with reference to the Lord's behavior with others and themselves. A devotee does not find fault with the behavior of the Lord in any circumstances.
TEXT 47
पृथग्धियः कर्मदृशो दुराशयाः 
  परोदयेनार्पितहृद्भुजोऽनिशम् । 
  परान् दुरुक्तैर्वितुदन्त्यरुन्तुदा- 
  स्तान्मावधीद्दैववधान् भवद्विधः ॥४७॥
pṛthag-dhiyaḥ karma-dṛśo durāśayāḥ 
  parodayenārpita-hṛd-rujo 'niśam 
  parān duruktair vitudanty aruntudās 
  tān māvadhīd daiva-vadhān bhavad-vidhaḥ
pṛthak —differently;  dhiyaḥ —those who are thinking;  karma —fruitive activities;  dṛśaḥ —observer;  durāśayāḥ —mean-minded;  para-udayena —by others' flourishing condition;  arpita —given up;  hṛt —heart;  rujaḥ —anger;  aniśam —always;  parān —others;  duruktaiḥ —harsh words;  vitudanti —gives pain;  aruntudāḥ —by piercing words;  tān —unto them;  mā —not;  avadhīt —kill;  daiva —by Providence;  vadhān —already killed;  bhavat —you;  vidhaḥ —like.