My Self-Concept vs Kabbalah

Kabbalah can be considered as an early form of a Jewish Psychology. It divides the Self in four parts: Consciousness, Intellect, Primary Emotions and Secondary Emotions. In addition, Kabbalah recognizes ability of the Self to Create and Materialize. That process of creation is divided in four phases (or Worlds): Emanation, Creativity, Formation and Action or Event. Both principles are further subdivided in ten (actually twelve) attributes or Sephirots. 

Here is comparison to my Self-Concept:

	Sephirot	Meaning	Division	World	My Self-Concept
0	Ein Soph	Infinity			Pan-Identity
1	Keter	Crown	Consciousness	Creator	Identity Awareness
2	Chokhmah	Wisdom	Intellect	Emanation	Insight / Intuition
3	Binah	Understanding		Creativity	Intellect
11	Daat	Knowledge			Identification / Comparison
4	Chesed	Kindness	Primary Emotions	Formation	Noble Emotions
5	Gevurah	Severity			Physical Strength
6	Tifaret	Beauty			Harmonious Feelings
7	Netzah	Eternal Victory	Secondary Emotions		Self-Confidence
8	Hod	Splendor			Self-Knowledge
9	Yesod	Foundation			Ideal-Absorption
10	Malkut	Kingdom	Event		Space-time