"EXTASIA" what does this word mean? 
Done a search on Google, but im not really sure what the origins of
this word are, hope it doesn't mean anything weird :S.

From the types of websites that use "extasia", I assume that it is an
adaption of "ecstasy" to suggest a place or thing with that feature,
playing on different persons' ideas about what they relate to the word
ecstasy.

Wow, thanks, that was pretty interesting, ecstasy adapted, probably
why this question was locked for a while a couple of times but
couldn't have been answered.

Either that ... or its not worth answering? :(

This etymology of the Enlish word "ecstasy" might be of interest:

Etymology:
Middle English extasie, from Middle French, from Late Latin extasis,
ecstasis, from Greek ekstasis, from existanai to put out of place,
derange...

(from Merriam-Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, CD-ROM edition)

Oops. For 'Enlish' in my post above, please read 'English.'

Your question was locked automatically by the software because
"Google" occurred in the text, something that askers should avoid
because it lets a question slip down beneath new ones and postings to
existing ones for several hours.

Could the word be "Ectasia"?

http://www.lasermyeye.org/patients/learning/ectasia.html

Thanks pinkfreud that really helped, I guess these new created words
can't really have meanings because there modifications, and there
something new in this period so still, and new words can be created to
mean a variety of things.

So there can't really be any acurate information for this word because
of the above eh?

And thanks myoarin for that, there was some text saying my question
was locked because someone was answering my question, was I being lied
too?! grrrrr

That is just the standard text when a lock is put on.  Maybe G-A is
not so proud about this control, But I quess anyone has a right to
first reaction on something that may affect them.

I'd venture to say that it is not a word used in English--or any other
romance language I can think of.  Italian: estasi (ecstasy;)
Spanish:extasis; French:extase; Portuguese: extase.  I believe it is a
made-up word.