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Not a bad read, with a lot of valid points. But one thing remains a bit unclear to me:
1) On the one hand, it talks about how intellect and reflection are destructive, forcing us to look to the future while neglecting the present, and how thoughts confuse and mislead us.
2) On the other hand, we read about the condemnation of people who haven't realized themselves, who simply go with the flow and don't seek the truth – but can't we say that these people are precisely those who don't spend time on reflection and intellectual pursuits?
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?