Water Pendant Spelled with Hebrew Letters

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Alice asked the Caterpillar [to paraphrase-I suspect an animator[s] and or writer / story board writer[s] for Walt Disney. I cannot find anywhere that Louis Carrol wrote in "Wonderland" or "Looking Glass" anything along the following, thus I suspect as above someone[s] wrote the following concept into the story board. However, uh, I cannot find theses lines in the animation versions either. But I am pretty sure I heard them spoken by the Caterpillar and saw Alice, shortly thereafter hearing the following, put hands on hips, feet pointed in T-Stop Ice Skate fashion along with "that" indignation expression. Hum, maybe a Jimmy Hendrix to paraphrase-"... One cannot trust everything one hears or sees now can one?..." ] 

The lines: 

Alice: I am lost. Can you please help me by giving me directions as to how to get to the Queen's Court? 

Caterpillar: Weeeeelllll whenever I am lost I always find it best to start at the beginning.  

A perfectly logically illogical [Or is it the other way around?] statement. Right? By definition, if one is lost, once cannot get back...

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The point:
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There are at minimum 4000 years of commentary on the word WATER. In Hebrew, spelled Mem-Yud-Mem: םימ

Thus, one place I would highly recommend starting is with Rabbi Avraham Arieh Trugman's video commentary on the letter Mem.

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To be continued...