Mileena Rayne

Musician • Writer • Truth-Teller

Welcome to my corner of the internet where vulnerability meets artistry. Here you'll find unfiltered thoughts, authentic music, and stories that dig deep into what it means to be beautifully, perfectly imperfect.

Read my dark fantasy novels including the published Blood of the Wild Gods: The Silence, listen to my original songs about mental health, or dive into my unfiltered diary entries about my journey from religious trauma to creative freedom.

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Recent Creations

Music

Rose in the Snow - New Folk Song About Overcoming Stalkers and Doubters

June 18, 2025

A song about being watched, doubted, and silently resented—yet choosing to bloom anyway. This one came from a place I...

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Writing

Blood of the Wild Gods Series - Dark Fantasy About Cults and Trauma

June 17, 2025

I'm currently working on two very different projects that explore the psychology of cults, forgotten myths, and the d...

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Diary Entry

From Jehovah's Witness to Nurse to Author: Turning Religious Trauma Into Storytelling

June 21, 2025

When people hear 'Jehovah's Witness,' they usually think of the well-dressed, polite people knocking on doors on a qu...

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Community Stories

From Silence to Science: A Survivor's Journey from Religious Abuse to Royal Commission Testimony

July 05, 2025

Sometimes the most powerful response to systematic abuse is to study the very mechanisms that enabled it. This is the...

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Recent Thoughts

June 16, 2025
"It feels so good to be making music again. I'm honestly just grateful my equipment made it through—survived a rat-infested storage unit and all kinds of wild weather. Somehow, it still works. Lately, I've been working on a song about stalkers, because—for some strange reason—that topic keeps showing up in my life. Apparently, I'm… interesting."
June 14, 2025
"Maybe it makes me naïve, but I've never been good at hiding how I feel. I've always been willing to set aside my pride and say the things most people wouldn't dare say out loud. That honesty gets me in trouble sometimes, but I don't know how to be any other way. If being vulnerable helps even one person feel less alone, then maybe the discomfort is worth it."