the following table is based on, but differs in sequence, to the seven Seven Chakra theory as interpreted by Christophere Hills (rainbow body)

see also A brief introduction to the Chakra System

There is no doubt that there are many parallels between the following systems:

1. the system of seven planes and seven bodies according to the Arya (Leadbeater-Besant) school of Theosophy
2. The levels of self and spiritual hierarchies in Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy
3. The "centers" in Gurdjieffian/Ouspenskian psychology
4. The psychic strata in Sri Aurobindo's theory of consciousness
5. The ego-compass typology of Jungian psychology
6. The rainbow body theory of Christopher Hills
7. Ned Herrmann's The Four Quadrant Whole Brain Model
8. The Spiral Dynamics psych-sociological stages of the evolution of consciousness
9. the planets and zodiac signs of modern humanistic astrology
10. The seven etheric bodies in Barbara Brennan's broadly theosophically-based "Hands of Light" system

These different systems all fit together quite well, apart from the few inevitable difficulties. The result is an overall theory of human consciousness, although whether they can be correlated a la Ken Wilber's integral synthesis into a single linear system is another matter altogether. When I was younger I thought that I could, now I regard such attempts as inflexible and simplistic. This is not to deny the value of creating a taxonomy of archetypes of human (and presumably other sentient) consciousness. The integralists idea of a strictly linear scale is however an illusion; the atomistic linear model represents one polarity (what Stan Gooch would call "ego" or "System A", the non-linear or field/like holistic model is another polarity

The Keirsey Temperament and Character Sorter

Just as the phenomena of the cosmos, the Geosphere and the Biosphere can be classified taxonomically, so can the Noosphere.  The Noospheric types in fact can be defined "archetypally", except that these so-called "archetypes" are probably no more - and no less - archetypal than the "archetypes" of the organic world, or of the Chemical Elements, or of different types of stars and galaxies.