無量壽經連義述文贊 2.146

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經曰「功祚成滿足」至「一切隱不現」者，述云：此第二、歎自德也。祚（之河反），助也福也。戢（墮六反），集也攝也，陸法言《切韻》云「止」也。功祚成滿者，即德體果福皆成滿也。威曜十方者，光廣大也。天光不現者，光奇勝也。或有本云「日月諸光明一切隱不現」，其義無違。佛光映𦿔，日月攝光不能外照，故云戢重輝。

The sūtra says: "Meritorious fortune is fulfilled..." up to "all are concealed and do not appear." The commentary states: This second is praising his personal virtue. Fortune (zuò, sound of zhī-hé) means aid and blessing. Gather (jí, sound of duò-liù) means assemble and withdraw; Lu Fayan's Qieyun says it means "to cease." "Meritorious fortune is fulfilled" means that the essence of virtue and resultant blessings are all brought to full completion. "Awe-inspiring radiance shines in the ten directions" refers to the vastness of the light. "Heavenly light does not appear" refers to the extraordinary supremacy of the light. Some editions read: "All the radiance of the sun and moon is concealed and does not appear"; the meaning does not conflict. The Buddha's light outshines them, and the sun and moon withdraw their light and cannot shine outward; hence it is said that "double brilliance is gathered."