Restarting Cm., Noises in the night! Options

Greeting everyone. This is my first post hope I've put it in the right section. I've recently restarted CM, after a long break, although have practised withcraft during the last year, and have for the last couple of months started CM work by goig through QC, LBRP,MPR nothing to intense just building up again. However for the last four weeks or so generaly after my rituals I have started to hear noises at night, in my bedroom outside my door etc. I don't know if other people find this. The last time I did the LBRP, before I broke off my studies I remeber distinctly hearing laughing coming from the corner of the room, a little unsettling. Thats partly why I broke off my studies.

Since starting again apart from the noises, I've had something tug at my pillow, as I'm trying to get off to sleep, and during the night felt something on my bed, which was very un-nerving. I haven't felt threatened, and I don't feel there's a negative atmosphere around.

I don't feel this is normal, but I would like some advice on what these things could be. Have thought that doing the rituals has made me more sensitive to other things than before, but I don't know. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.

Loki.
May Your Gods Go with You.

My guess is that you aren't closing up and little nasties are getting through.

I am also thinking it is something like that.

I am usually having the light flicking and some times some sounds like heavy breathing, laughter or steps.

I am only studying; by the way, I am not practising (except of some experimentations, which are too sporadic and disorganised to be called practice).

I never considered it to be anything dangerous, but maybe I am wrong...

In general, I am simply ignoring all that stuff and starting to pay attention only in rare occasions that these things start getting intense, in which case I am simply recording the occurrence. I never have taken any measures to prevent these things from happening, since I also haven’t felt any malice. I don't know if this approach could be completely wrong for people who practice.