阿彌陀經通贊疏 1.80

1.80

阿𮋢樓馱者，梵云阿泥律陀，此云無滅，佛之堂弟。云阿㝹馱者訛也，應作𮋢字。於過去世曾施緣覺一食，五十劫中福不滅故。又過去世曾作獵人欲盜毫珠，以箭挑燈，覩佛相好乃發勝心，捨棄弓矢誓不害命。善因力故今得出家，多諸睡眠障習禪定。佛乃呵責，恥見大眾，更不寢息，乃得天眼。此尊者挑燈少善根，獲天眼之殊功，施食微因緣，感福田而無盡，故云筵僧也。

As for "Aniruddha," in Sanskrit he is called Aniruddha, which is translated as "Non-Extinction." He was the Buddha's paternal cousin. Calling him "Anoutuo" is corrupt; it should be written with the character "luo". In a past life, he once offered a meal to a pratyekabuddha, so for fifty kalpas his fortune was not extinguished. Furthermore, in a past life, he was once a hunter who wished to steal the urna jewel; using an arrow, he trimmed the lamp, and upon beholding the Buddha's marks and signs, he gave rise to an exalted mind, discarded his bow and arrows, and vowed never to harm life. By the power of this good cause, he was able to leave home in the present life, but his excessive sleep obstructed his practice of meditation. The Buddha rebuked him; ashamed to face the great assembly, he slept no more, and thereupon attained the divine eye. For this venerable one, the minor good root of trimming the lamp brought the extraordinary merit of the divine eye, and the slight cause of offering food brought forth an inexhaustible field of merit; hence it is called "hosting the Saṅgha."