He is the author of several published and many unpublished works including:

• ONE-INCH BUDDHA (1978, 2011): first edition printed at Indo-san-nihonji, Bodghaya, India, 1978. (2nd edition available soon)
• WAKEFUL (1996, 2000): his meditation textbook, which expresses the basic Theravada understanding in practical terms based on his personal experience. This excerpt described the initial confrontational stage of practice.
• short writings: Tathagata (4/07), Breathing Buddha (4/07), Dharma Eye (4/07), Our Life (3/07), Nature Buddha (9/06), Muga(8/06)
• Dissolution of Pain (1990, <2006): 1st edition was published in the Dharma Vijaya magazine, the revision is unpublished
• When It Stops Sinking (<2007): unpublished epic/biography. Chapters available by request: 2:First Gate, 3:Home, 11:Roshi, 15:Wilderness, 16:Voice.
• Dogen's Waka Poetry (<1999): unpublished
• All is My Teacher (<1996): unpublished. This biographical excerpt gives his account of Eko Hashimoto Roshi, one of the three most renown Zen masters in Japan of the last 100 years.
• Celestial Meditations (<1995): unpublished
• Full Moon in Wilderness (?): unpublished

instructions (audio file from 1/09)

"Just breathe nicely, that's all." 1993
"All flowers are beautiful." 1996
"Death is delusion." 2001
"Sometimes silence is very important." 2002
"Feel real quality of life." 2003
"Stay with yourself until you become clear." 2004
"I don't do anything, go anywhere, say anything, think anything -- just staying in nibbana." 2005
"All flowers are beautiful. All insects are hard to catch." (from Dissolution of Pain), 2006
"Play is the ultimate practice... This stage of play comes after real practice." 7/07
Desperate resignation? "No! desperate inspiration." 11/07
"Meditation is physical commitment." 5/08
"Don't scatter, be happy and strong. Go beyond sensation and consciousness." 6/08
"I have only one precept: listen to your conscience" 1/09
"Everything is manifestation of truth; we have no reason for hating or destroying others." 2/09
"Straighten your spine, straighten your mind, straighten your breath... then you'll get jhana."7/10
"If you outlive your desires, you become compassionate" 9/10
"Don't aim for cheap things. Aim for ultimate beauty. That's meditation." 12/10
"Whenever you are confused, take a deep breath and say 'Be happy and strong'." 1/11
"Nothing is good or bad but concentration makes it clear." 2/11
"If problems overcome you, then you become your problems. You forget you are seperate from them." 3/11
"Be happy with yourself. You don't have to change yourself." 4/11
"Be settled. Be settled with your job, etc, your life, your self. Meditation is the way to be settled." 5/11
"You are not adult until you appreciate aloneness." 6/11
"Contentment doesn't last, you have to take care of it every moment. That's Meditation." 7/11
"Meditation is attaining perfection: no plus, no minus, just zero." 8/11
"Feel sense of perfection; serenity." 9/11