According to Osho, rasa is not a waystation but the very destination—Raso vai sah. The real waystations are para-rasa (pleasure from the other), which ends in boredom; virasa (revulsion/dispassion), a negative reaction; and sva-rasa (relishing one’s own being), freer yet incomplete. When even the sense of I dissolves, self and other vanish; only nondual Rasa remains—utter freedom (swacchanda), nirvana.
Rasa is the final oneness; tasting others, getting bored and dispassionate, and even enjoying your own self are just steps—keep going until even the I disappears.