No. Vasana and upbhog are different concepts in Jainism.

• Vasana (vasāna): This means a latent impression or karmic tendency stored in the soul due to past actions. These impressions predispose the soul to certain thoughts, desires, and actions in future lives or later in this life. They are not immediately visible experiences but potential energies that shape behavior and rebirth.

• Upbhog (upabhoga): This refers to the experience, enjoyment, or fruition of karma in the present life. It is the actual results or experiences that come to the soul as a consequence of karmic ripening—often described as the sensory or worldly enjoyment and other results one undergoes as a result of previous karma.

In short, vasana are latent karmic impressions; upbhog are the actual experiences that arise from karmic results. They are related but not the same word.

Note: If you’d like, I can explain how Digambar and Śvetāmbara traditions interpret these terms differently.