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This amazing guy grew a Church with the help of trees. And, its the most peaceful place in the world.
For some people, the worship of nature and the divine go hand in hand. They see the overwhelming beauty in the world around them and can't help but see the hand of some otherworldly force at work.
Brian Cox, a New Zealand native, spent years traveling the world and studying many different houses of worship. He's also the owner of Tree locations, a company that moves and plants large trees. So when he returned home, he knew exactly what he wanted to do to build his own monument to spirituality.
1 In 2011, Brian Began work on the Tree Church, which took him 4 years to complete
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