what do you believe in and why?

Is there a specific type of Paganism that you believe in? Personally I'm a Celtic Reconstructionist Pagan, and some of the things I believe in are not things I can see. My beliefs a focus on the existence of a spiritual world beyond our own, and while I have seen some of that world and its inhabitants, I can't say that I've seen every single deity or spirit that I believe in. Do you personally follow any Gods? Another large focus on my beliefs is the idea of personal responsibility and honor. I have a few specific rules that I always follow, but for the most part, I'm expected to weigh the consequences of my actions carefully and proceed in the manner that is best. In my case, I also have specific restrictions laid upon me by my primary Goddess, whom I have been devoted to since I was a small child. It's hard to say what I think of pagans in general. Being one myself, I'm obviously not against paganism of witchcraft. However, I do tend to be a little skeptical sometimes of my fellow pagans, until I learn exactly what their beliefs and experiences are. When I was a teenager, suddenly the exact people who had ostracized me for my religion my whole life started wanted to be pagan too, because they thought it was "cool". I had to learn how to pick out people who were genuinely interested and willing to follow a pagan path honestly from those who were just looking for a way to rebel, or "quick fix" magic.

"We believe in only thing we see and know is there" Just out of curiousity what exactly do you mean "only things we see and know is there"?

I don’t have a religion right now and I am okay with that. I do consider myself to be a pagan when having to be placed in a category. I have no problems with people of other religions as long as they do not force their views on me. I know there are people out there who like the term “witch” but I don’t. Even if I was Wiccan, I wouldn’t call myself a witch or tell people I use witchcraft as I believe that it paints the wrong image.