I have lived
in a few places that I'd consider 'haunted'.

I tend to keep an open mind, as if I don't I find myself scared.

One of the houses I lived in 4 years ago had a poltergeist. I was in bed one night, and I heard a whining sound. But it was like no other sound I'd ever heard. It sent shivers down my spine. I've also heard crashing and banging upstairs when there was no-one there. And sometimes the TV signal would break up and it would go very cold for no reason.

I think someone had died in that house at some point.

And the apartment I live in now has a ghost, but there are no 'bad vibes' in the house. It seems to like to hang around the back of the house, near the bedrooms and bathroom. I know when it's there because there are cold spots. Sometimes I feel something like a spider-web brushing against my face, or just feel like someone is watching me.

But I'm not scared of it. Whenever I bump into it now, I just say 'Hello'. And all the uneasiness stops.

I asked my housemate about it (who lived in the house first) and he said he's experienced something similar.

But that first house. That place really freaked me out. Poltergeists do exist.
(Half of Stephen Fry's right buttock pissed on your dog on, Fri 4 Jul 2008, 12:53, 2 replies)

my wife to be's sisters house was the same
cold spots, chairs moving in the kitchen when nobody was in there.. it also had a favourite seat, and if you sat in it, it would make you feel ill until you moved.
(TheRiddler Hmmmmm... I concur., Fri 4 Jul 2008, 13:19, closed)

Same sort of
Experience as my post, i have looked into the sleep paralysis thing and agree with you on that one but am still unsure as to what made things randomly fly across the room and fall over.

Did you happen to see any white bubbles flying around?
( Trollman, Fri 4 Jul 2008, 14:26, closed)