Light Barrier Might Provides the Drag That Gives Energy it's Mass: By Conrad J. Countess

The two diagrams below appeared in Scientific American, July: 2005; The Mysteries of Mass, page 43, by Gordon Kane. They represent the Electromagnetic field and the Higg’s field respectively. The horizontal arrows represent the field strength, which is said to be zero for the electromagnetic field and non-zero for the Higg’s field. The vertical arrows represent energy levels. And the ball represent the universe at zero energy level for the ground state of the electromagnetic field, and non zero strength for the ground state of the Higg's field. But I believe that both fields have non zero ground state energy levels and are equivalent. For instance, on page 44 paragraph 2, the article states, "particles that interact with the Higg's field behave as if they have mass, proportional to the strength of the field, times the strength of the interaction." We know that electromagnetic energy acquire relative mass at a rate of the mass-energy of the constant h times the frequency as in M or E = hf/c² "which can be looked at as, (the field strength of the background dark energy field with field strength of h that is always constant, times the interaction of the frequency. And so there may be an equivalence between both these fields.  According to this point of view, the strength of the field is h and it's speed c. In the graphs at the very bottom, field strength and speed, are represented by energy moving in a straight line before frequency is factored in. And any energy added to that would be energy over and above c and h, and causes waves (frequency) and the mass, because it is squeezed up against the light barrier, as its attempt to move faster that c, causes it to spin its wheels, so to speak, creating the drag that creates mass. See second set of graphs below in red which describes how. 

Electromagnetic field at zero ground energy

Higg’s Field at non zero ground energy