瑜伽論記 11.398

11.398

第七地中，真觀相續名無間缺，雖亦緣俗多住真如名無相住。基云：非無有漏心隔，而以多無漏觀相續為論故言無間，非實無間也。

In the seventh ground, the continuation of true contemplation is called "uninterrupted"; although it also takes the conventional as its object, it mostly abides in tathatā, which is called the "signless abiding." Ji states: It is not that there are no moments of tainted mind intervening, but because the discussion is in terms of the continuation of predominantly taintless contemplation, it is called "uninterrupted"; it is not truly uninterrupted.