The summary of the transcript is:
The speaker is a witch who explains different types of witches and how to find out what type of witch you are. She says that there are labels that describe your belief system, how you practice, and what you work with in your magic. She gives examples of some popular types of witches, such as green, kitchen, cottage, hedge, cosmic, elemental, urban, art, tech, and crystal witches. She also says that you can be eclectic and mix and match different practices, or create your own labels. She advises to look into your interests, hobbies, and things that you are drawn to in order to find your witchcraft path. She also asks for feedback from the viewers and wishes them a magical day.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker's name is Dex, and they are the Witch of the Witch's Cookery.
2. Dex is from Germany, where they don't typically categorize witches into different types.
3. The trend of labeling one's witchcraft practice is more common in the English-speaking community.
4. Dex uses labels on their channel to help people find them.
5. Labels can be helpful for finding like-minded groups or specific practices.
6. However, labeling can also limit one's practice, as it can create a box that one feels confined to.
7. Dex describes themselves as a secular, agnostic, green, kitchen, and cottage witch who practices eclectic witchcraft.
8. There are different types of witches that describe one's belief system, such as religious, secular, pagan, and atheist witches.
9. Within these categories, there are various sub-labels, such as solitary, coven, hereditary, and self-taught witches.
10. Dex advises looking into one's interests and hobbies to determine what type of witchcraft practice might suit them.
11. Green witchcraft involves working with herbs and plants in magic.
12. Kitchen witchcraft involves putting magic into food and drinks.
13. Cottage witchcraft is domestic witchcraft that involves making one's home and daily life more magical.
14. Hatch witchcraft involves working with spirits, ancestors, and traditional herbalism.
15. Cosmic witchcraft involves working with the cosmos, stars, moon, and planets.
16. Elemental witchcraft involves working with the elements of water, fire, earth, and air.
17. Urban witchcraft involves practicing witchcraft in the city, using modern technology and urban environments.
18. Art witchcraft involves using creative expression, such as art, music, and crafts, to practice magic.
19. Tech witchcraft involves using technology, such as apps and online platforms, to practice witchcraft.
20. Crystal witchcraft involves working with healing crystals and their magical significances.
Note: These facts are extracted from the text and do not include opinions or subjective statements.