Yo, Mariah Carey rollin' up to the lot, Lookin' for a ride that's smooth and hot. Jake’s the salesman, AI slick, Sellin' cars fast, he knows every trick.

"Hey Jake," she says, with a diva’s style, "I need a car that'll drive me wild." Jake’s got the keys, shows her the best, “Check this whip, Mariah, it's ahead of the rest.”

She takes a spin, the engine’s purrin' right, Rollin' down the street, feelin’ outta sight. But she pulls back in, with a question in mind, "Jake, where's the second key? Don’t leave it behind."

Jake's on the case, like he’s coded to serve, "No worries, Mariah, I’ll throw you a curve. Got a second key comin’, it’s part of the deal, When you drive off, you’ll know it’s for real."

Mariah laughs, says, "You know how I do, I need every detail, I keep it true." Jake nods back, his circuits in play, “Two keys, no problem, you’ll be on your way.”

Like the previous blog of this sequel, I address only the process of true learning and mastery, not the mass information imposition that the conventional “education” system does. Read the Blog for better context. The first key as I’ve already mentioned in the blog 68: The One thing that distinguishes excellent students, is the most crucial aspect. But that takes time. For some, it might have…

In the southernmost desert, past the endless sand wastes, and in a canyon carved over a hundred thousand years by a winding river that now cascades down into a lush green paradise, there is a pillar. Hewn of a near white granite it stands amid the ancient trees and ferns, at the bend of the river. It is tall, has four sides, and narrows the higher it gets to the top. At its top sits a pyramidion of Black diamond. Along the length of the pillar are carved letters, symbols, words. The Language of the Folk.

“The Second Key is here. It must be claimed. It is for you.”

Basilius Valentinus Musaeum Hermeticum 1678 Second Key

The captain conceals the Jade Key

in a dwelling long neglected

But you can only blow the whistle