About the Author of the Website

My love for herbs began when I was just ten years old. I was a wild, lively child who loved to play, but I was just as curious about the green world around me.
Perhaps that curiosity came from my mother. Her shelves were full of books, and she was always reading something, often with a cup of tea. That quiet world of knowledge, discovery, and nature surrounded me from the start.

I remember flipping through books by old Bulgarian herbalists and carefully planning my days around a hand-drawn herbal calendar. I’d go out to collect plants in their right seasons, dry them gently, and label each jar.
As time passed, these herbs became more than just a hobby. They were my trusted companions.

Whenever I had a cold, a stomach-ache, or even a spot on my skin, I always knew which herb to reach for. And it wasn’t just for me. Over the years, friends started asking for advice. I’d happily suggest a tea, a poultice, or a remedy, things I had tried myself and truly trusted.

For many years, herbs remained a natural part of my everyday life.
However, when I moved to London, far from my garden, the wild fields, and the rhythm of the seasons, I slowly drifted away from them. I stopped harvesting, stopped preparing. Life became busier, and my connection to herbs quietly faded into the background.

It didn’t take long for my health to change. I felt it in my energy, in my digestion, and even in how I looked. That was a turning point. I knew I had to return to the healing power of nature.

Now, herbs are once again a part of my daily life. Coming back to them felt like coming home. When people ask me how I stay well or why I look younger than my years, I smile and say, “I drink herbs.” They’re my quiet support system, my beauty secret, and my way of staying connected to the natural world.

This is the reason I created The Nature’s Magic Hub: to share my knowledge and passion with you.
Whether you’re just starting out or herbs have long been part of your life, I hope you’ll feel at home here.

Together, we can reconnect with the rhythms of nature and rediscover the simple wisdom of herbal living.