The Higgs field as a special case of the Chronal Dynamics.

The Higgs field is not a primordial mass-producing entity. It is a low-energy, condensed state of the more fundamental τ(x) chronal field in our universe. The τ(x) field is the more fundamental entity from which the Higgs mechanism derives as a special, secondary case. In chronal dynamics, the mass of a particle is determined by its chronal quantum: τ = ħ / (m c2). The greater the mass m, the greater the τ, the slower the internal processes of the particle "tick", the greater its chronal inertia.