Sent into us from a RMN reader. Interesting take on symbology present in movies.

Kwan-Shi-Yin (male) and Kwan-Yin (female) are the two aspects of the same principle in Cosmos, Nature and Man, of divine wisdom and intelligence. A marriage of energies. They are the “Christos-Sophia” of the mystic Gnostics..... Kwan Yin was noted for her compassion/Mercy upon humanity...

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Kwan-Shi-Yin and Kwan-Yin are the two aspects (male and female) of the same principle in Kosmos, Nature and Man, of divine wisdom and intelligence. They are the “Christos-Sophia” of the mystic Gnostics—the Logos and its Sakti.[2]

Kwan-Shai-Yin is identical with, and an equivalent of the Sanskrit Avalokitêshvara, and as such he is an androgynous deity, like the Tetragrammaton and all the Logoi of antiquity. It is only by some sects in China that he is anthropomorphized and represented with female attributes, when, under his female aspect, he becomes Kwan-Yin, the goddess of mercy, called the “Divine Voice.[4]

At the level of human beings, it is the seventh principle, while Kwan-Yin is the sixth:

Kwan-shai-yin — or the universally manifested voice "is active — male; and must not be confounded with Kwan-yin, or Buddhi the Spiritual Soul (the sixth Pr.) and the vehicle of its "Lord." . . . Kwan-shai-yin, the "Son identical with his Father" is the absolute activity, hence — having no direct relation to objects of sense is — Passivity.[6]