Written Works
- Drei Novellen 1932
- Dachstubenverse eines Ausgewanderten (Attic Poems of an Emigrant)
- The Alchemist's Handbook 1960
- From One to Ten 1966
- Praxis Spagyrica Philosophia (Leipzig, 1711) (1966 PRS limited ed. 500 copies) 1998 Weiser with From One to Ten
- The Seven Rays of the QBL (1st. Ed. 1981.) 1985 Weiser
- Praktische Alchemie im Zwanzigsten Jahrhundert 1970 PRS (German)
- Men and Cycles of the Universe 1970
- The Alchemist of the Rocky Mountains 1976 PRS (limited edition 500 copies)
- Gently I Answered and Said 1978 PRS (limited edition 500 copies)
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