In the context of education and problem-solving training, this geometry challenge is designed to sharpen critical thinking and logical reasoning skills. It's ideal for students, educators, and anyone passionate about solving mathematical problems.
In the figure, from a point A outside a circle O, two secants intersect it at B, C and D, E. A circle Q, passing through A, B, and E, intersects the line BD extended at F. The line AF meets CD extended at H, and BH extended intersects circle Q at J. The line AJ meets CH extended at K, and FK extended intersects circle Q at L. Prove that the lines CK and BL are parallel.
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