Another Semi-Lucid Dream

Early this morning I was in bed in a sort of partly-asleep, partly-awake twilight state.  I was aware that I was lying in bed, but at the same time I was "dreaming" that I had this heart pendant in my hand.

It was small, the size of a locket, and made of silver, and I was pressing it with the index and middle fingers of my right hand onto my chest, right over my heart (a heart over my heart -- the dream really wanted to make sure I got the point).  Then I had an urge to turn over on my left side, but I didn't want to, because I was aware that the sudden movement would cause the dream object to vanish.  I tried to resist the urge to move, but after a little while I just couldn't hold out any longer and turned over, and sure enough, the pendant vanished.  Feeling miffed, I lay back again, hoping it would reappear, but alas, it didn't.

And I don't know why the top of the heart in the pendant didn't meet the top bar;  was it a message about some inadequacy of my heart, either the literal organ or my figurative "heart"?  Is it about a lack of love in my life.., or did it just mean that my heart is not completely filled with love for others (but I well knew that already)?

(Hm-mm, and now that I look at it, it also looks like the heart is locked in a small cell...)

Then I was floating high above the Earth, high enough that the space around me was dark and I was afforded a grand view of the Korean peninsula and Jeju Island below, sort of like this,

except the sea was white with dark spots, as if it were frozen, or made of solidified mist.  I started to worry about falling back and possibly burning up in the atmosphere, but I thought maybe I wasn't far enough out for that to be a major concern.

EDIT 1:  And as for the heart pendant being small, at first I thought it was Scrooge who had a small heart, but then I looked it up and realized it was actually the Grinch who had a heart that was too small (small by two sizes).

EDIT 2:  But there's also this:  the heart pendant may have been small and "not fulfilling" (or perhaps "not fulfill-ed"), still it was made of silver.  Small and flawed, but still precious.

Related post:  Scrooge-Like