Sambhuti is the opposite of Asambhuti, which stands for the unmanifested form called prakriti. Prakriti or maya is the power of Brahman. When prakriti is in unmanifested form, it is non-different from Brahman and not comprehended. Isavasya Upanishad deals with the worship of both Sambhuti and Asambhuti. By worshipping Sambhuti alone one enters darker regions (hell) than the ones which the worshipers of Asambhuti enter. The idea is that by worshiping the manifested, one acquires supernormal powers like becoming subtle, controlling others etc. The result of the worship of the unmanifested is absorption with prakriti (primordial nature). Now if one combines the worship of the manifested and the unmanifested, one goes beyond death by the worship of Sambhuti and attains immortality by the worship of Asambhuti. That is, when a person combines these two modes of worship, one achieves detachment from the supernormal powers, too, and is directed towards the self leading to liberation. Thus,