I do not like even the sight of one who speaks ill of a devotee
“In addition, I do not like even the sight of one who speaks ill of a devotee of God before Me. In fact, I do not enjoy food or water offered by a person who perceives flaws in a devotee of God. If he does do so, then even if he happens to be My relative, I still develop an intense dislike for him. Why? Because in reality, we are the ãtmã; so why should we keep affection for our body and the relatives of the body? We have developed affection for God and His devotees believing ourselves to be the ãtmã, not out of the belief that we are the body.”
[Gadhadã III-21.9]
