Chuck began channeling the Storyteller in 1986 and, for nearly 4 decades, created an extensive collection of information. Unfortunately, many of the original classes recorded on cassette tapes were lost to mold or fire. The Storyteller Library Project is our mission to preserve the teachings, bring the message to the world, and preserve the information for future generations.
The Storyteller Library Project Involves:
- Digitization of all material.
- Sound enhancement and editing. Listen to a remastered audio file here.
- Cataloging a searchable database.
- Restoration of “lost” classes.
- Collection of illustrations by the Storyteller.
- Transcriptions.
- Archiving the library in a permanent physical and online location.
How you can help
Missing classes
We are still missing about 300 classes. Many of the originals were destroyed in a fire or by mold. If you have any missing classes, please contact us.
Here is the Master List of Classes.
It’s a Google Spreadsheet that you can sort by name or date. We have the classes highlighted in green. If you have a missing class, please contact us so we can add it to the archive. We can offer you a trade for your help.
Illustrations
We are also looking for pictures of any drawings the Storyteller made. If you have pictures of the drawings and know which class they belong to, please contact us.
Transcription
If you are transcribing the teachings and want some info to make this easier, please contact us. In the Master List of Classes, you can see a column called “Transcripts”. This will give you an idea of what has already been done.
Donations
Preserving and sharing the Storyteller information involves significant financial resources as well as the labor and dedication of many people. I know many of you benefited from the teachings for decades, and now, at this late stage, you may be able to help pay it forward. If you would like to make a donation, please contact us.
Your generous support is greatly appreciated.