Status Updates From Die Bhagavad Gita: Das Weis...

This is going to be an interesting one

5.18-21 Those who possess this wisdom have equal regard for all (beings/earthlings). They see the same Self in a spiritual aspirant and an outcaste, in an elephant, a cow and a dog. Such people have mastered life. They are not elated by good fortune nor depressed by bad. With mind established in Brahman, they are free from delusion. Not dependant on any external support, they realise the joy of spiritual awareness.

5.8 Those who know this truth, whose consciousness is unified, think always, " I am not to the doer." While seeing or hearing, touching or smelling; eating, moving about, or sleeping; breathing 5.9 or speaking?, letting go or holding on, even opening or closing the eyes, they understand that these are only the movements of the senses among sense objects.

4.35 You will see all creatures in the Self, and all in me.
4.39 Those who take wisdom as their highest goal, whose faith is deep and whose senses are trained, attain wisdom quickly and enter into perfect peace. 4.40 But the ignorant, indecisive and lacking in faith, waste their lives. They can never be happy in this world or any other.

4.24 The process of offering is Brahman; that which is offered is Brahman. Brahman offers the sacrifice in the fire of Brahman. Brahman is strained by those who see Brahman in every action.

3.19 Strive constantly to serve the welfare of the world; by devotion to selfless work one strains the supreme goal of life. 3.20 Do your work with the welfare of others always in mind.

Wow

I think I'm going to milk psychoanalysis, gnosticism, the metaphysical, and psychiatry in my review (if I even write one).

I may not rate this book (if I do I may give it 4 or 5 stars). At the moment I cannot help but draw references to gnostic metaphysics and a "demiurge of self".