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In the Harivamsha Purana,
Even though forbidden, the fierce Rudradutta killed his own goat. He, who had fallen from virtue, also ended my goat. || 106 ||
As soon as my goat was being killed, I had already countered it. When it was being killed, I gave him the Panchanamaskara mantra. || 107 ||
Having made a pit, he placed me inside it, and entered another pit himself, with a weapon in his hand. || 108 ||
Then, the Bharunda birds, with their sharp beaks, carried both the pits into the sky. My pit was taken by a one-eared Bharunda bird, and he dropped it on the earth in another place. || 109 ||
I quickly tore open the pit and came out. I saw a vast island, shining with rays of jewels, like heaven. || 110 ||
While looking at the beautiful directions of that island, I saw a Jinalaya on the peak of a mountain, which seemed to be dancing with flags fluttering in the wind. || 111 ||
Near that Jinalaya, I saw a Charana, a Shramana, who was engaged in the Tapasya of the Aatapan Yoga. Seeing him, I attained a supreme happiness that I had never experienced before. || 112 ||
Then, climbing the mountain, I circumambulated the Jinalaya three times and worshipped the artificial images of the Jina Chandras. || 113 ||
I also worshipped that Muni, who was engaged in Yoga, with devotion. When his Niyama ended, he sat down and blessed me. || 114 ||
"Charudatta, are you well? How did you come here, like a dream? You are like a common man, and there is no one to help you." || 115 ||
"O Nath! I am well, by your grace," saying this, I bowed to him. Then, with a surprised mind, I asked that great Muni, "O Nath! How did you recognize me? I consider this holy vision of yours to be extraordinary." || 116-117 ||
Asked thus, he said, "I am the same Amitagati, the Vidyadhara, who was defeated by the enemy in Champapuri. You had..." || 118 ||