Was She a Perennialist or a Traditionalist?

She was a perennialist and she was a traditionalist with a capital T. She referred to Gennon and was interested in what he was trying to do. So this is really interesting. We see somebody who had a very kind of formative period of that movement's development. It seems like she sort of picked up some and kind of drifted away from them over time. And I think that this is all part of one big thing for her.