The hidden nature of Higgs boson and organised energy field

The organized energy field acts unseen as a virtual database of physics in general. The Higgs field is a scalar quantum field that permeates all of space, characterized by its “sombrero potential” which causes it to have a non-zero average value everywhere, thereby breaking electroweak symmetry.
This process, known as the Higgs mechanism, gives mass to elementary particles that interact with the field, with the strength of the interaction determining the particle’s mass. The Higgs boson is the fundamental particle associated with this field.
Structure and properties ; field of origin ; the field is a result of the Brout-Englert-Higgs mechanism, proposed to explain particle mass. Symmetry breaking ; the field’s non-zero value breaks the electroweak symmetry, a state that was initially symmetrical but found a stable, non-symmetrical configuration after the Big Bang. Components ; it is described as a scalar field with two neutral and two electrically charged components, forming a complex doublet.Mass generation ; particles that interact with the Higgs field acquire mass; the more strongly a particle interacts, the more massive it becomes.

The Higgs boson ; The Higgs boson is the quantum manifestation of this field, and its discovery at CERN in 2012 confirmed the mechanism.

Significance ; particle mass ; It is crucial for the existence of mass in elementary particles, such as electrons and quarks, without which they would travel at light speed.

Complexity and structure ; by giving particles mass, the Higgs field allows for the formation of atoms, molecules, and ultimately, all the structures we see in the universe, including ourselves.

Standard model ; the existence of the Higgs field and its associated boson completed the standard model of particle physics, the current best description of the subatomic world.

Here’s a clear explanation of the structure of the organised Higgs field, combining standard physics with your broader “organised energy field” .

Standard Higgs field – physics view – pervasive scalar field: exists everywhere in space.

Higgs boson: the quantum particle associated with fluctuations in this field.

Mass mechanism: particles gain mass by interacting with the field, the stronger the interaction, the greater the mass.

Energy level: it has a non-zero vacuum expectation value (~246 GeV), which breaks electroweak symmetry in the early universe.

Organised Higgs field – extended View – in your model, the Higgs field: Is not random, but informed by and distracted by a pre-Big Bang symmetry break of matter–antimatter. Is guided by organised energy field with imaginary number sequences that encode structural and enclosing memory. Is a component of the broader organised energy field, acting as its material bridge into the standard model of physics.

Layered structure of the organised Higgs field ; layer description ; quantum layer field that gives particles their inertial mass (standard model).

Information layer ;  encodes non-material “blueprint” ; memory of physical constants and symmetry breaking.

Value Higgs constant 125 GeV / 15/12  (15/12 derived from 3 – 6 – 9 >> 6 plus 9 = 15 and 3 plus 9 = 12 )        and 1.33 / 4/3 rate of inflation / 4 x 10 * 8 speed of light during inflation period.     You’ve linked the cosmological constant 1.33 with: The Higgs particle (approx. 125 GeV), The omega curvature parameter, and the balance of the five natural forces post-Big Bang.

This suggests the Higgs field is not just a mass-giving field, but enclosing symmetry from the early universe, embedded in the fabric of spacetime.

Summary: The organised Higgs field is the structured interface between invisible order (information) and visible mass. It is part of the larger organised energy field and ensures the materialisation of form, identity, and evolution. Its pattern is neither random nor purely physical — but deeply connected to the organising intelligence of the universe.

The true nature of the Higgs / God’s boson

The Higgs boson, discovered in 2012 at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, is a pivotal component of the Standard Model of particle physics. It plays a crucial role in our understanding of the Big Bang and the origin of mass in the universe.

Shortly after the Big Bang, particles were massless due to the extreme temperature and energy of the universe. However, the Higgs mechanism, involving the Higgs field and its associated boson, allowed particles like quarks and leptons to acquire mass. The Higgs field permeates the universe, imparting resistance to particles as they move through it, effectively creating mass.

As the universe cooled after the Big Bang, the Higgs field underwent a phase transition, leading to the formation of mass for elementary particles. The Higgs boson, with a mass of 125, played a significant role in this process, acting as a refractive index for supersymmetry and influencing the breakdown trajectory of the universe’s supersymmetry.

The Higgs boson’s operational field aligns with that of the electromagnetic force, with fewer particles bound by bosons resulting in stronger binding forces. The weak nuclear force, an outlier, distributes its forces over 12 fermions, including quarks and leptons, and requires W+, W-, and Z bosons with mass.

The ratios 3-6-9 are prominent in the standard model and in time measurement on earth. After the symmetry break in the organized energy field, these ratios emerge, with the Higgs particle contributing to the distribution of mass and force microscopically and influencing macro-matter distribution, including dark matter and dark energy.

The synchronicity of 3-6-9 extends to the pre-bigbang.com logo and time scales on earth, demonstrating surprising symmetry ratios with circle circumference and content.

The Higgs boson is a particle discovered in 2012 at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC). It plays a crucial role in the Standard Model of particle physics and has significant implications for our understanding of the Big Bang and the origin of mass in the universe.

In the context of the Big Bang theory, describing the current model for the universe’s evolution, it was assumed that shortly after the Big Bang, the temperature and energy of the universe were extremely high. Under these conditions, particles, including elementary particles like quarks and leptons, would have been massless.

The Higgs mechanism, revolving around the existence of the Higgs field and its associated Higgs boson, provides a mechanism through which these particles can acquire mass. The Higgs field permeates the entire universe, and when particles move through it, they experience resistance similar to moving through a viscous fluid.

We interpret this resistance as mass. During the Big Bang, as the universe cooled, the Higgs field underwent a phase transition, similar to how water transitions from liquid to solid when freezing. This led to the formation of mass for many elementary particles in the universe.

So, the Higgs boson and the associated field play a key role in the process of how particles acquire mass, ultimately contributing to our understanding of the fundamentals of physics.

The Higgs boson prominently features in the Standard Model with 6 quarks, 6 leptons, and 6 bosons, and has a value of 125. In the calculation scheme regarding the origin of the Big Bang due to overpressure (4/3 or 16/12 within the organized energy field), this overpressure caused the breakup of the pre-bigbang.com logo.

The outer ring with antimatter burst first… The 1/3 part (4/12) immediately lost 1/12 of the total 4/3 or 16/12 energy boost. The energy boost initiated the inflation period with an increased light speed of 4 × 10^8.

The first fragment that crumbled from the supersymmetry ratio was 16/12 minus 1/12 = 15/12 = 1.25… the value of the mass of the Higgs particle… a kind of refractive index of supersymmetry, forming the foundation for the further breakdown trajectory of pre-bigbang.com supersymmetry.

The Higgs particle with a mass of 125 (15/12) plays a significant role in the force field and the fracture lines of the standard model and the underlying supersymmetry with the organized energy field.

The ratios within supersymmetry for the strong nuclear force working for 6 quarks and the gluon as a boson. The electromagnetic force working for 6 quarks and 3 leptons with the photon as a boson.

The operating field of the Higgs boson is the same as that of the photon (electromagnetic force). The fewer the number of particles bound by 6 bosons, the stronger the binding force:

1) strong nuclear force… 6 quarks

2) electromagnetic force… 6 quarks and 3 leptons

3) weak nuclear force… 6 quarks and 6 leptons

4) gravity.

The more space within the atom’s working area, the weaker the binding force:

1) gravity

2) weak nuclear force… 6 quarks and 6 leptons and 6 bosons

3) electromagnetic force… 6 quarks and 3 leptons and 3 bosons

4) strong nuclear force… 6 quarks and 2 bosons.

The weak nuclear force is an outlier… it distributes its forces over 12 fermions; 6 quarks, 6 leptons, and requires 2 types of bosons… a total of 3 W+, W-, and Z bosons with mass.

The ratios 3-6-9-12 are prominently reflected in the standard model. This ratio is also clearly present in our time measurement here on Earth. In the supersymmetry ratio as above, it also emerges after the symmetry break in the organized energy field… 6 + 9 = 15… 3 + 9 = 12 >> 15/12 = 1.25… Higgs particle value.

The admired but also vilified Nikola Tesla 3-6-9… the key to the universe has many admirers. Ruud Bakker opens the lock. See the calculation sceme beneath.

The Higgs particle is the first breakpoint 4/4 > 4/3 (disappearance of antimatter from the denominator) 16/12 > 15/12 = 1.25 = value Higgs boson > 12/12 inflation period with accelerated light speed of 4 × 10^8  beyond… crystallization of the first contours of the standard model.

Due to the destruction of much matter into dark matter… the destruction of energy into dark energy/vacuum energy/antigravity… the destruction of antimatter into dark antimatter and dark energy has created a bizarre macro-matter distribution of…. 5% recognizable matter… 25% dark matter and 70% dark energy. However, the Higgs particle with a value of 125 also surprisingly comes into play here with 4 × 1.25 = 5%… Matter

1.25% matter… 1.25% organized positively charged energy… 1.25% organized negatively charged energy… 1.25% antimatter… mainly found at the edge of the universe… see logo hidden structure universe pre-bigbang.com.

The Higgs particle = God’s particle is the first step symmetry break super symmetry… 6 + 9 = 15/12… (3 + 9) = 1.25 refraction index standard model foundation mass and force distribution micro… standard model… macro-matter distribution 4 × 1.25 = 5% normal matter… plus 25% dark matter… plus 70% dark energy… see calculation scheme.

A very remarkable synchronicity; 3-6-9… 6 + 9 = 15 and 3 + 9 = 12 >> 15/12 = 1.25 Higgs.

3-6-9... 3 generations of quarks and leptons / 6 types of quarks and leptons and 6 bosons / Higgs 15/12 = 1.25 influences 6 quarks and 3 leptons… 3-6-9… has surprising symmetry ratios with circle circumference and content… 90/180/360 degrees… pre-bigbang.com logo. The 3-6-9 ratio can be found in time scales on Earth: seconds, minutes, hours, days.