is this related to the trip that you mentioned in your first one? Just curious cause I didn't remember any of this from the trip. Maybe this was the drive home? If so that may be part of it. You remember the trip itself, so why would you not remember the trip home given what happened on it? If there is truth to the concept that some objects hold an imprint of things that have occurred during high emotional periods, (residual haunting effect) and it was the same trip, why could your moms heightened emotional state during both events not cause the same imprinting to be happening to you. She was carrying you in the first one. If its an entirely different trip and you weren't conceived yet, then I have nothing.

The brain is fascinating perhaps you are remembering from an even earlier time while in the womb.

Sometimes we hear a story and, especially those of us with vivid imaginations who can see and feel as a story is being told, can insert themselves into the memory created by the listening. I've done this myself. I was talking to my cousins about our grandfather, talking about my remembering a time sitting on his knee only to be told by the older ones that he had passed away a few months before I was born. I didn't believe them until that night when I asked my mom and found that yes it was true. He had died of a heart attack on the golf course in august and I had been born the following November. The fact was that I had heard so many wonderful stories about the man over my childhood as he was my moms hero and most adored father and I had listened so closely so many times and imagined him vividly for so many years that I had inserted myself into a memory of him that I didn't actually have. I only say that this is a possibility as a reply to you when you ask "how it is possibly to remember the wind on your face, or the rain. etc.
The memory is a funny and very tricky and complex piece of equipment. It is common knowledge in the courts and among trial lawyers that eye witness testimony can at times be the most unreliable of evidences. It is proven that the mind can insert visuals of things that are known to definitely not be there. For instance a woman/man turns and sees a man with his hand outstretched, hears a bang and sees a man who the other man was gesturing at, crumple to the ground. The mind hears the band, sees the other man fall from what sounds like a gunshot and the witness will testify that they saw a gun in the mans hand. They may even describe it somewhat. Even though the actual fact could be that there was a backfire from a car and the crumpled victim actually had a heart attack in fear from the loud bang. I've just made this incident from scratch to describe similar things that have happened. Psychologists have a name for it, but I can't for the life of me remember it.
Anyways cheers.

Just a personal note....... I should say, I do believe in ghosts. I do believe there is more here on earth and in heaven than we can see and hear and smell. I also try very hard to not let my beliefs run off with me too though as I am very imaginative and very much desire evidence of my beliefs which is a thing not so good for being impartial to evidence.

Well said ZigZagg, and I agree the mind is a very complicated place. We at times see what we EXPECT to see and hear the same.

I also think there is room for other possibilities to be true. I know for myself, I have had recurring dreams which are terribly similar and do seem to be trying to convey some kind of message...also, I feel I have been places before, when there is absolutely no chance I have travelled there, yet, in this lifetime.

In other words, I believe there is the possibility we are remembering things from another incarnation. Laugh if you like---but I think I can tell the difference between vivid imaginings, and intensely vivid recollections, and the feeling of familiarity with things.

As for me personally, I was not brought up in a religion or a household where reincarnation was routinely discussed or believed. But....there have been so many unsolicited experiences surrounding these things, I feel I have to consider them at least a possibility.

AND, as that, they are more vivid than the most vivid dreams I have ever had....and those have been many.

Yes Skies, some people have undeniable recollections of things they couldn't have experienced in this life time. I never second guess God, its his bat, ball, and field. I personally have no such memories but have/had two friends that were convinced they had lived before... three if I may count you.