The iiiSangoma, (a Zulu title referring to a high priestess of the prophetic and healing arts), is a self collective of iiiYansa (eye-on-suh) J. Muse's original poetry, signature bottle art, articles, and true stories from the pages of her mystic diary. The article's topics include dream symbols, numerology reports, healing stone vibrations, plant magic, astrology, animal messages, and theories behind religious practice. This literary elixir is featured on a full color layout and based in a practical theme.

Vol.1, "Memoirs in Waiting" explores restaurant service work through ethereal eyes. The collection of poetry was written on guest check slips between tables and side-work. Feature Poems include "The Tab," "Gaia's Rage," and the "Ode to the Crossroads." The inspiration behind this theme was a personal transition between retiring as a waitress/bartender and embracing the higher purpose of becoming a full-time oracle, so intensely that the name of the last restaurant employed by was called "The Crossroads."

iiYansa J. Muse is a mystic priestess, divinatory, visual, literary, and performing artist. Visit her website to get the audiobook, and see the documentary film on the journal's feature article, "Legba, Christ, and the Crossroads."