01 · Reverence
Rooted in nature
The earth is central to my spiritual life. Relationship with nature invites attention, gratitude, and care for the world we share.
Spiritual leadership · Fellowship of the Golden Grove
Adrienne Airhart
A life of inquiry.
A practice of becoming.
Founder, spiritual guide, and lifelong student of the ways we connect: through language, laughter, nature, and the work of transformation.
The person behind the Fellowship
Many paths.
One living thread.
I’m Adrienne Airhart. I grew up in Coral Springs, Florida, and have called Los Angeles home since 2013, when I came here to pursue stand-up comedy. Humor is still part of how I meet the world: with curiosity, honesty, and room for our shared humanity.
I’m a linguist and computer scientist, as well as a microdosing facilitator, breathwork practitioner, sound healer, trip sitter, and herbalist. Across these different fields, I keep returning to the same questions: How do we make meaning? How do we relate to one another? And how do we change?
I run The Green Room, The Other Path, and now the Fellowship of the Golden Grove. These parts of my life bring together creativity, community, and a desire to help people take an active role in their own healing and transformation.
Why I started the Fellowship
Transformation needs somewhere to take root.
I started the Fellowship of the Golden Grove to create a spiritual home for people who find meaning in nature, connection, and the possibility of becoming. I wanted a place where personal transformation could be supported by an ongoing relationship with community and the earth.
My belief that “hurt people hurt people, and healed people heal people” is a call to care. When we attend to our own pain and patterns, we can bring more awareness and compassion into the relationships and communities around us.
My intention is to guide people toward their own agency: to listen inward, ask honest questions, and take charge of the choices that shape their lives. Each person’s path belongs to them.
The spiritual roots of my work
Earth as sacred ground.
A nature-centered religion, grounded in transformation, without requiring belief in a deity.
My Nordic roots and my practice as a pagan inform my reverence for the natural world. My Jewish studies are another part of my spiritual formation, shaping the questions I bring to meaning, ritual, and responsibility.
The Fellowship grows from this personal meeting of influences. At its heart is a non-theistic spiritual path: the earth, the cycles of life, and our relationships with the living world provide ground for religious practice and reflection.
The Golden Grove is our symbol of this connection. Each tree follows its own course of growth while sharing the soil and the networks beneath it. I see our spiritual lives in much the same way.
02 · Agency
Room to become
Transformation is personal and ongoing. I value curiosity, reflection, and each person’s ability to make choices about their own path.
03 · Connection
Growing together
Community gives us a place to listen, share, and practice compassion. Our individual growth can shape how we care for one another.
Follow a branch
Explore the Grove
Different paths, shared roots. Choose where your curiosity takes you.
Preparation & continuing study
Training behind the practice
My approach brings spiritual inquiry together with practical training in facilitation, supportive presence, and first aid.
Microdosing facilitation
Adult Mental Health First Aid
Basic Life Support / CPR
Zendo SIT course
Sound healing foundations
Foundational training in sound for self-healing and support for friends and family.
Cannabis & psilocybin integration
Integration is part of my commitment to helping people reflect on experiences and bring their insights into everyday life.
An invitation
Bring your questions.
Grow in your own direction.
If this way of approaching transformation speaks to you, I invite you to learn about the Fellowship, explore our integration community, or reach out for a conversation.
