That is why God tells us: He who is never a cause of agitation for others, and who is never disturbed by agitation himself, whom joys and sorrows do not affect, that one is very dear to Me.

He who is envious of nothing, who behaves with everyone as a benevolent friend, who considers himself the possessor of nothing, who is freed from the false ego, and who remains the same in joy and sorrow, who is full of forgiveness, who is always content, who is determinedly engaged in devotional service, and whose mind and intelligence are in accord with Me, that one is very dear to Me.

Truly, to reduce the sovereignty of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, to a single people, and even worse, to deny His absolute authority, is blasphemy, an unforgivable sin.

He who lives according to God's teachings, who loves all living beings: all human beings without exception—white, black, yellow, red, mixed race—all land and aquatic animals, and all plants, from blades of grass to tall trees, with equal love, who respects and applies the precepts, commandments, and regulative principles, is not a cause of difficulty, fear, anxiety, or discontent for anyone.

Even if others try to provoke him, he remains calm, is not agitated in any way, because by the grace of Lord Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, he has learned not to succumb to the attacks of the external world, of those who want everything for themselves and leave nothing for others, thus spreading ignorance and injustice.

Who is God really, what is His infinite and absolute power, and is He also the ingredients that make up material nature?

The sublime opulence of Lord Krishna, God, the Supreme Person.