Can people who study Buddhism talk about their inspiration, or why they believe in Buddhism without those supernatural things?

Learning Buddhism is not to show off one's magical powers, nor to get all kinds of induction. Instead, we should learn from the Buddha's words and teachings, correct our own wrong actions in body, language and mind, take the principle of abstinence from learning, gradually move closer to the Buddha's consciousness and wisdom, and constantly seek self-interest and altruism.

Believing in Buddhism only tells you to use two words to deal with the magical powers that appear in practice, that is, "ignore", the good realm is not proud, and the bad realm is not terrible. If you focus your attention and interest on the magical power of learning, you have fallen into the magic road. Someone once asked the Buddha, what is heresy? Buddha said, "Seek the Dharma from the heart".

Therefore, to learn Buddhism, we should always cultivate our mindfulness, pay attention to our hearts, and pay attention to our learning contents and methods.

Humanism has five links, such as God can fly before the present, the fatal link can easily know the past and future before the present, and he can know what others are thinking before the present, and so on. Because of delusion and persistence, the five links will not appear. As you get close to Buddhism and practice it, your delusion and persistence will be less. The five links are also common things before now, and it is not worth your attention and showing off, because your purpose of learning Buddhism is higher than these.

When the Buddha was alive, disciples were forbidden to use magical powers to preach Buddhism. The reason is that if a person believes you because you have magical powers, then one day he will not believe you because of magical powers.

If you have supernatural power induction in the process of learning, you don't have to be persistent, let alone always mention it to people. Again, focus on cultivating mindfulness and improving learning.