Deborah Mueller was born the daughter of two wealthy, but
recently-converted Christians in 1969. She grew up with this religion
being always pressed upon her, but, even at an early age, she found
herself questioning the absurdity of such a thing… though she never
told this to her parents. She never dared. At the age of 10, her
family up and moved to Kyoto, Japan, to become missionaries in that
area. Knowing their daughter’s love for trying to figure out the
underlying foundation of everything, and always questioning until she
found it… even, and especially, if it went against her parents’
accepted way of “just believing”… they decided to enroll her in a
martial arts studio, where she could question until the cows came
home, as they would say. Within less than a year, the young girl
discovered an entirely new world around her as her senses Awakened,
along with her Avatar, to the truth of the world around her… and the
Akashics teaching at this school adopted her into their school… and
was taught in the tradition of the Shi-Ren.She
studied with them until she was 21, during which time, she finished
her High School year, and later, on to college, where she received her
BA in Journalism. Unfortunately, during the summer just after
graduation, her and her family were in a violent car accident… and
Debbie, by the sheerest chance, was the only one of the three to
survive. For three hours, she was trapped in that car with them,
unable to move, pinned by the car, and without the strength, the
power, or… as she decided later… the discipline to break free and help
her parents. Even when the doctors told her they had died on impact,
she refused to accept this… and, to this day, she relives that car
accident every night. But she didn’t let this stop her, and, after
finished college, she used the money she got from her insurance to
return to the States, and become a reporter… and proceeded up the
ranks until now, at 33, where she is the Editor In Chief of the BS
Newspaper.
She’s
the kind of person who cares about other people, and loves to learn.
She’s also big into discovery, and using those discoveries to build on
things until they have a very solid foundation.
Akashayana Sangha = the formal term for the
Brotherhood
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