Bhagavatapurana 5.5.35

5.5.35

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iti nānā-yoga-caryācaraṇo bhagavān kaivalya-patir ṛṣabho 'virata-parama-mahānandānubhava ātmani sarveṣāṃ bhūtānām ātma-bhūte bhagavati vāsudeva ātmano 'vyavadhānānanta-rodara-bhāvena siddha-samastārtha-paripūrṇo yogaiśvaryāṇi vaihāyasa-mano-javāntardhāna-parakāya-praveśa-dūra-grahaṇādīni yadṛcchayopagatāni nāñjasā nṛpa hṛdayenābhyanandat //

35. Thus Rishabha, the glorious Lord of salvation exhibited by the various Yoga practices and with no environment like a physical body to interrupt His mind (His power of direct cognition) always realised His supreme and perfect blissfulness in the All-pervading Atman who is the Lord Vasudeva and the inner ruler of all beings; he was perfect as naturally possessed of everything (that others may seek after) and displayed the extraordinary powers of Yoga according to the will of the Lord, such as being swift in passing through the air, quickness of thought, withdrawing oneself from the vision of others, entering into another's body, seeing things distanced by Time and Place, but did not, O king, welcome them at His heart.