In the Mahā-Varāha Purāṇa, it is stated:

sarve nityāḥ śaśvatāś ca dehās tasya parātmaṇaḥ hānopādāna-rahitā naiva prakṛti-jaḥ kvacit

paramānanda-sandohā jñāna-mātrāś ca sarvataḥ sarve sarva-gunaiḥ pūrṇāḥ sarva-doṣa-vivarjitāḥ

All the bodies of that Paramātmā are nitya and free from the two types of activities known as ‘giving up’ and ‘accepting’. His bodies are not born from material nature, but are composed of

consciousness and are the embodiment of paramānanda. Each and every limb of His body is filled with all transcendental qualities and is free from all defects.

The Vaiṣṇava-tantra states:

aṣṭādaśa-mahādoṣaiḥ

rahitā bhagavat-tanuḥ

sarvaiśvaryamayī satya-

vijñānānanda-rūpiṇī

Bhagavān is endowed with all kinds of superhuman power, perfect knowledge and joy, and His body is free from the eighteen types of general faults.

These eighteen general faults are:

mohas tandrā bhramo rukṣa-rasatā kāma ulbaṇaḥ

lolatā mada-mātsaryau hiṁsā kheda-pariśramau

a satyaṁ krodha ākāṅkṣā āśaṅkā viśva-vibhramaḥ

viṣamatva parāpekṣā doṣā aṣṭādaśoditā

Viṣṇu-Yāmala

(1) illusion, (2) lethargy, (3) bewilderment, (4) dullness, (5) intense lust, (6) fickleness, (7) pride, (8) envy, (9) violence, (10) remorse, (11) desire for excessive peace and comfort, (12) untruthfulness, (13) anger, (14) hankering, (15) fear, (16) hallucination, (17) contra- diction, and (18) the tendency to depend on others.