I haven't read Hegel before, but I find the abstraction of something like "reason" as separate agent in itself, and then thinking about how its agency manifests

I haven't read Hegel before, but I find the abstraction of something like "reason" as separate agent in itself, and then thinking about how its agency manifests a fun way of thinking. It is, I think, begging the question, with regards to "reasons" autonomy, but it is a mind bending perspective.