I can absolutely agree with that. The only thing I would say is - the point of postulating a creative force (and I won't use "creator" in case it has become a tainted word) is not making the universe more magical. For many people, it does not even have to do with any prior religious beliefs whatsoever. It often runs inside the quest for understanding better the universe and proposing theories that will make more sense out of it, and enhance our ability to adapt to our reality and make a better use of what we have and what we know.

I am an agnostic, so far. That means I don't know, so I won't rule out things, unless proved false or harmful to believe. I recently read this, by Jim DeKorne: "The structure of belief is essential, but the content must always be provisional. Think metaphorically, think hypothetically, but never fall into the trap of dogma.". It's the closest thing to a motto I've found this last year.

That said, I liked your personal definition of pantheism