Books by Frank Natale include Natale Trance Dance, The Wisdom of Midlife, Relationships for Life, Trance Dance, The Dance of Life, and Mastering Alive Relationships.

Most paths of self-correction purposely increase the effort and struggle to achieve these states or vibrations, Natale wrote in his foundational course Results: The Willingness to Create. They insist that you must earn it or handle it or surrender to it or get it when the truth is you already have immediate access to all of it. You, in fact, are an aspect of it. The illusion we have created that we are separate from our source robs us of the direct experience of the intimacy and aliveness of our higher selves.

Natale was committed to the healing dance practices of indigenous cultures since the early days of The Esalen Institute where he became friends with Gabrielle Roth, the founder of 5Rhythms. In the 1990s Natale, with his band Professor Trance and other collaborators, produced a body of music to drive the Trance Dance experience including the albums Shamans Breath, Medicine Trance, Rites of Passage, Dance Your Animal, Spirit Animal, Breath of Fire and Dancers of Eternity. Om Bilateral Alignment and Ambient Om meditation albums were dedicated to Baba Muktananda, Natales spiritual teacher.

A native New Yorker, in 1967 Natale co-founded Phoenix House in New York, which became the largest residential treatment facility for chemical dependency in the United States. After serving as clinical director for twelve years, Natale chose to leave Phoenix House and focus his work on successful, functioning personalities who want to experience new levels of spirituality, creativity and aliveness.

Frank Natale lived a conscious life and died a conscious death. He passed in Hawaii on his birthday in 2002 surrounded by family and friends.