CVS Caremark Corp said on Wednesday that it would stop selling tobacco products at its 7,600 stores by October, becoming the first U.S. drugstore chain to take cigarettes off the shelf. Public health experts called the decision by the No. 2 U.S. drugstore chain a precedent-setting step that could pressure other stores to follow suit. Public health experts called the decision by the No. 2 U.S. drugstore chain a precedent-setting step that could pressure other stores to follow suit.
"I think it will put pressure on other retailers who want to be in healthcare," said CVS Caremark Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Troyen Brennan.
Okay, well, that's nice, but understand this, folks... we're in 5D, so if smoking compulsively, especially commercial, chemical-laced cigarettes, is of a low vibration, then it has to go.
Now, does that mean that 5D is a smoke-free zone? Not necessarily. Many native and indigenous cultures used the smoke of tobacco or other organic plants for meditative, contemplative, pleasurable purposes. Said use wasn't compulsive, because it wasn't for the purpose of avoiding feelings, which is what fuels most addictive behavior.
Also, remember this above all else: we create our reality, first and foremost, from our beliefs. "Grandpa Pete" Loffredo, born in Italy in 1900, smoked cigarettes all of his life, more or less, and lived until he was 90, never developing cancer. Why? Because he genuinely never believed that cigarettes were dangerous to his health, and by the time mass culture came to agree that cigarettes were deadly, he simply ignored the notion.
While there may or may not be smoking in 5D, the bottom line is it won't be for the purposes of lowering vibrations or avoiding feelings. It will be, like everything else in 5D, aligned with a higher purpose.
And of course, as Freud once said: "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar!"
You have lost your mind. I hear you!
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