It was once thought that human brainwaves topped out with Beta, but there is growing EEG evidence that much higher brainwave states exist.

Once you get to 40Hz, researchers have dubbed this to be "Gamma".  This is generally considered to run from about 40Hz up to 100Hz, though the classification is not yet set in stone as the debate around the existence of Gamma still goes on.

In short, yes, these states, far higher than traditional Beta waves are associated with ecstatic states of consciousness in highly experienced and developed meditators.  We are talking here about people who have spent their entire lives cloistered in monasteries practicing meditation and mental disciplines.

If you were of an eastern religious orientation you would refer to these states as Nirvana, Samadhi or shamanic trance.  In a more common manner of speaking they would call such states "Christ Consciousness" or "Krishna Consciousness".

Note: Because of the new technology used, these 2 bonus tracks are only suitable for people who have completed the full LifeFlow meditation system. We do not recommend using these until you have finished the original LifeFlow series. If you are currently subcribed to the LifeFlow program, these tracks will be made freely available to you when you reach the last deeper level of the LifeFlow series.

"Universal Constant Technology" incorporated.

That is, each track, in addition to the 40Hz entrainment waves there will be added a 1Hz wave.  Since every frequency is measured in cycles per second, a frequency of 1Hz will divide evenly into any whole number and as such will not conflict with or create inharmonious wave patterns with any whole number entrainment frequency. 

This 1Hz frequency has the quality of being exactly the one used in techniques of super learning, i.e., 60 beats per minute.  This will enhance and compliment the dominant entrainment wave and add yet another level of effectiveness to the tracks in which it is incorporated. 

It's the one and only frequency you can blend with others that will not violate the rule of "never mixing frequencies".