Pantheism isn't an actual 'religion', that's like naming your religion 'Monotheism'. Pantheism is the school of thought (to which I personally subscribe) that believes the essence of the world itself is divine, perhaps even imbued with the spark of life, from the tiniest pebble to the vehement stars that dot the sky. We do not worship in the casual sense, instead choosing to revere and honor the beauty of the natural world in all of its facets and shades. Pantheism adheres to no dogma, chants the name of no god, and cares not for organized religious institution. It is a loosely-held nature-based belief system in which the natural order of things is upheld, as it should be.
There are various other hybrids and faiths similar, such as Panentheism, which is Pantheism (nature = divine) with the belief that the spirit/embodiment/divinity of the natural universe takes some sort of physical shape or form, effectively mixing Pantheism with Judeo-Christian Monotheism or sometimes even more complex systems based on Pagan and neo-Pagan faiths.
