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Memory is tricky. Spacetime is tricky. Our universe is incomprehensible in scale, and while the physics of our lives here on Earth may be fairly standardized, any world imaginable is theoretically possible and probably out there somewhere beyond the outskirts of our reality. This certainly includes "fictional" worlds. However, perceptions that deviate from the current norms of our little planet will indeed be disregarded as mental illness by many people.
And "memory" may not be the best word. Assuming spacetime is not linear, these may be alternate lives rather than past lives. Linear time is simply easier for the human mind to comprehend. Quite frankly, I believe mentally "healthy" people are blissfully blind to so many possibilities and probabilities outside their narrow worldview. Their minds are too small to handle any more than that. So if you think you might be a cartoon character, yes indeed, share that information wisely. Some people are better left in ignorance. Your truth may harm them, their truth may harm you, et cetera. And if you think you can fly, just remember Earth has gravity.
As for our DNA storing bits of memory, why not? How much do we really know about the secrets of genetics? Oh wait, the physical body is totally divorced from the astral realm. Never mind. Disregard the sacredness and beauty of the stardust from which we came. Matter is totally not concentrated energy, we don't contain megatons of power within our very atoms. Our human bodies are just worthless meat to leave behind when we spiritually ascend.
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