from Clifton Snider's book The Stuff That Dreams Are Made On

LEVELS OF CONSCIOUSNESS:

A. Individual (includes Ego, Persona, Personality Types (Introversion or Extraversion, terms Jung coined), and Functions of Consciousness (Thinking, Feeling, Intuition, Sensation)
B. Family
C. Clan
D. Nation
E. Large group (e. g., The West, Asia, Africa, etc.). The archetypes from this level are much the same in any individual who comes from that group.
F. Primeval ancestors. This level applies to all humanity.
G. Animal ancestors in general. This level applies to all higher forms of life.
H. Central Fire (life itself). ("A spark from this fire ascends through all intervening levels into every living creature" (Barbara Hannah, Jung: His Life and Work (Boston: Shambhala, 1991), p. 16).

Hannah notes that with the layer or level of the nation considerable differences in archetypal images appear--hence the difficulty of differing nations in understanding each other. Only the individual and the family are fully in the conscious sphere, yet elements from these will become buried in the personal unconscious, much as Freud postulated.

source: http://www.csulb.edu/~csnider/jungian.outline.html