Some hauntings feature a single phenomenon - such as a particular door slamming shut that occurs repeatedly - while others consist of many different phenomena, ranging from odd noises to full-blown apparitions.
Here's a partial orodha of phenomena that might indicate that your house is haunted:

Unexplained noises:
footsteps; knocks, banging, rapping; scratching sounds; sounds of something being dropped.

Doors, cabinets/cupboards opening/closing:
most often, these phenomena are not seen directly. wewe either hear the distinct sounds of the doors opening and closing au return to a room to find a door open au closed. Sometimes furniture, like jikoni chairs have been moved.

Lights turning off and on:
likewise, these events are seldom seen actually occurring, but the lights are switched on au off when wewe know they were not left that way. This can also happen with TVs, radios and other electrically powered items.

Items disappearing and reappearing:
it's the familiar experience of not being able to find a regularly used item - say, your keys - which wewe believe wewe placed in a spot wewe always place them. Some time later, the keys are found - in exactly the place wewe normally put them.

Unexplained shadows:
the sighting of fleeting shapes and shadows, usually seen out of the corner of the eye.  Many times, the shadows have vaguely human forms, while other times they are less distinguishable au smaller.

Strange animal behavior:
a dog, cat au other pet behaves strangely. mbwa may bark at something unseen, cower without apparent reason au refuse to enter a room they normally do. Cats may seem to be "watching" something kuvuka, msalaba a room. wanyama have sharper senses than humans,

Feelings of being watched:
this is not an uncommon feeling and can be attributed to many things, but it could have a paranormal chanzo if the feeling consistently occurs in a particular part of the house at a particul

Psychokinetic phenomena:
hearing a door open au close is one thing. Actually seeing it happen is quite another. Doors and windows are locked au unlocked. Some people also ripoti that when they are in kitanda they can feel and/or hear something sitting on the bed.

Feelings of being touched:
the feeling of being watched is one thing, and actually feeling like wewe are being touched is quite another. Some people feel something brush past them, something touching their hair au "a hand" on the shoulder. Some feel a gentle poke, push au nudge.

Cries and whispers:
on occasion, muffled voices, whispering and crying can be heard. Sometimes it's muziki from some unknown source. People hear their names being said.

Cold au hot spots:
cold spots are classic haunting symptoms,

Unexplained smells:
the distinct fragrance of a perfume au cologne that wewe do not have in your house. This phenomenon comes and goes without any apparent cause.

Moving au levitating objects (severe psychokinetic phenomena):
chajio, chakula cha jioni plates sliding across the table; pictures flying off walls; doors slamming shut with great force; furniture sliding across the floor.

Physical assault:
scratches, slaps and hard shoves. This kind of personal assault is extremely rare, but obviously highly disturbing.

Other physical evidence:
unexplained uandishi on paper au walls; handprints and footprints.

Apparitions:
physical manifestation of a spirit au entity.

So, if wewe have some of this signs in your home, wewe should probably call the winchesters:)