What Gnostic message do we find in the name Cempoala?

Answer from the V.M. Samael Aun Weor.

Obviously, we are in a very sacred place: the blessed land of the Totonacs! A people said to be the founders of Tajín Grande and Tajín Chico; it is worth reflecting upon... We are, in fact, in a sacred city—a truly sacred city, my friends...

Samael Aun Weor.

Answer from the magazine "The The wisdom of the Being.".

"Cempoala" translates as "place of the 20 waters," offering insight into the knowledge imparted here during its era of splendor—much like Chichén Itzá, or the "place of the Water Mages." It clearly emphasizes the practice of working with the pure waters of life, the same waters that gave rise to the universe and, on a microcosmic level, brought us into the arena of existence.

In other words, the primary teaching manifested here concerns the origin of life and the universe. The laws governing these are the very keys we must apply to transmute our creative energy (water), thereby transforming ourselves and emerging from the subhuman state in which we currently find ourselves. This is evidenced by the site’s name, its subterranean channels, and even the materials used in its construction—consisting of thousands upon thousands of river stones.

A clear message speaks directly to our consciousness: we must possess a will as firm as stone to transform our animalistic passions, allowing the pure water of life to grant us the light.

The Magazine "The Wisdom of the Being" 111: "chapitre: Cempoala: Cempoala: Place of the 20 Waters."