Haunted objects, a concept spanning cultures and folklore, are believed to possess or be influenced by a supernatural presence, often the spirit of a deceased individual or a malevolent entity. These objects can vary greatly, from commonplace items like dolls and furniture to more unusual relics like mirrors and jewelry. Objects can absorb and store residual energy from intense emotions, events, or experiences, particularly if they were closely associated with a person who experienced strong feelings or trauma. A spirit or entity might attach itself to an object for various reasons, possibly because it was a cherished possession in life, a place of significant events, or even as a temporary vessel to interact with the living. Some believe that objects can be deliberately imbued with negative energy through curses, rituals, or malevolent intent, making them a conduit for paranormal activity or misfortune. If you suspect an object in your possession might be haunted, here are some common signs to watch for: A sense of dread, discomfort, or feeling like you are being observed when in the presence of the object. The object itself might move, vibrate, or change in temperature without any external cause. Hearing strange noises (whispers, growls, unexplained tapping) or detecting unusual smells (perfume, tobacco, sulfur) when near the object. Experiencing disturbed sleep patterns or vivid nightmares after interacting with or being in close proximity to the object. Flickering lights, malfunctioning electronics, or other inexplicable electrical phenomena that seem to occur more frequently when the object is present. It's important to remember that many of these phenomena can have logical explanations. However, persistent and escalating activity, especially if multiple people experience similar events, could point to a possible haunting.