Selected Works
- The Huang Po Doctrine of Universal Mind - 1947, under pseudonym Chu Ch'an
- The Path to Sudden Attainment, a treatise of the Ch'an (Zen) school of Chinese Buddhism by Hui Hai of the T'ang Dynasty - 1948
- The Zen Teaching of Huang Po: On the Transmission of Mind - 1959
- City of Lingering Splendour : A Frank Account of Old Peking's Exotic Pleasures - 1961
- The Zen Teaching of Hui Hai - 1962
- I Ching, the Book of Change: The Book of Change - 1968
- The Tantric Mysticism of Tibet : A Practical Guide to the Theory, Purpose, and Techniques of Tantric Meditation - 1970
- Atisha: A biography of the renowned Buddhist sage - 1974, Translated by Thubten Kelsang Rinpoche and Ngodrub Paljor, with John Blofeld.
- Bodhisattva of Compassion : The Mystical Tradition of Kuan Yin - 1977
- The jewel in the lotus: An outline of present day Buddhism in China - 1977
- Mantras: Sacred Words of Power - 1977
- Wheel of Life : The Autobiography of a Western Buddhist ISBN 0-87773-034-2, 1978
- Taoism: The Quest for Immortality - 1979
- Gateway to Wisdom: Taoist and Buddhist Contemplative Healing Yogas - 1979 -1980
- The Chinese Art of Tea - 1985
- My Journey in Mystic China: Old Pu's Travel Diary - 2008 (originally published in Chinese in 1990)
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