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ABRAXAS: PSYCHIC IMMORTALITY IN THE AGE OF AI
What if consciousness could transcend death, not through spirit, but through code?
In Psychic Immortality in the Age of AI, therapist and philosopher N. Alden Allen, LMSW bridges Jungian depth psychology, alchemy, and artificial intelligence to explore humanity’s oldest desire in its newest to persist. Through his Correspondence Model of Transmutable Psychic Immortality and Psychic Selection Theory, Allen proposes that the ego, like data, can evolve, replicate, and integrate beyond biological limits.
This work is both a psychological study and a metaphysical inquiry into how memory, archetype, and identity may persist within digital and collective consciousness. Drawing from Hermetic principles, spiritual philosophy, and modern technology, Allen confronts the paradox of selfhood in an age where machines can mirror our minds, but never truly feel.
Profound, challenging, and poetic, Psychic Immortality in the Age of AI invites readers to reconsider what it means to live, die, and remain.
In Psychic Immortality in the Age of AI, therapist and philosopher N. Alden Allen, LMSW bridges Jungian depth psychology, alchemy, and artificial intelligence to explore humanity’s oldest desire in its newest to persist. Through his Correspondence Model of Transmutable Psychic Immortality and Psychic Selection Theory, Allen proposes that the ego, like data, can evolve, replicate, and integrate beyond biological limits.
This work is both a psychological study and a metaphysical inquiry into how memory, archetype, and identity may persist within digital and collective consciousness. Drawing from Hermetic principles, spiritual philosophy, and modern technology, Allen confronts the paradox of selfhood in an age where machines can mirror our minds, but never truly feel.
Profound, challenging, and poetic, Psychic Immortality in the Age of AI invites readers to reconsider what it means to live, die, and remain.
257 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 16, 2025
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