Books
- The Way To Buddhahood: Instructions From A Modern Chinese Master
- Chinese Buddhism - Teachings: Selected Translation of Miao Yun
- Over 50 works in Chinese Mandarin, on a range of issues, covering many thousands of pages. These are presently in the process of translation into English.
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