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PART I: THE JOURNEY

1. The Soil, the Betrayal, and the Sanctuary

My story begins in the dirt of the Western Region—in places like Apenti and Abrabra—beforemoving to Buni in the Bono region.My father, the late Mr. Isaac Donkor (Mossi), was a man of profound wisdom and unfilteredclarity. Yet his life was defined by heavy trials. Friends he trusted took advantage of him, taking his farm records for fertilizer and leaving him buried under debts that were not his. To survive that heavy strain, Mossi was forced to relocate to the Bono region, leaving my mother and me behind to face the consequences. "A man’s enemies will be the members of his own household." — Micah 7:6 Left behind in Abrabra, my mother, Elizabeth Donkor (AYA), and I entered a furnace of severe poverty. We lived under a leaking roof where rain poured straight through during storms. Before sunrise, we walked to the river to gather Abebie, small black water snails, which were the only meat we had to sustain us through long days on the cocoa farms."By the sweat of your brow you will eat your food until you return to the ground..." — Genesis3:19Through it all, AYA kept my mind guarded, telling me:"Don't follow what has already spoiled. Focus on the present. The past always weakens yourengine. Your engine is your mind."And my father Mossi taught me character above all else:"Treat everybody equal, my son. The world is massive, but if you commit a crime or hit someone, you will find that the world shrinks and you will no longer fit in. Always deliver gooddeeds."When Mossi passed away, the streets of Buni overflowed with people proof that a good heartleaves an eternal mark.

2. Generosity, Trials, and the Family Line

Because of Mossi’s good heart, family members originally gifted him land. Out of his generousnature, he shared portions with his brother and niece. Yet when my father suffered a stroke,rumors spread that relatives had cursed him. I never believed those rumors; God’s planhappens in His time, and no man can harm a truly righteous soul.The true heart of his relatives showed when his brother refused to let us use his motorbike totake my father for medical care without paying for fuel first—while a stranger willingly offered hismotorbike for free."Woe to the shepherds who only take care of themselves! Should not shepherds take care ofthe flock?" — Ezekiel 34:2–3After my father passed, relatives attempted to seize his farms, but I stood firm:"The bridge between us was my father, and he is gone. Look at how you treated a man whogave you land. If you treat me well, I will draw near. If not, I step back for self-protection andpeace."My father’s mother passed away in 2023, and one year later, in 2024, my second-born son,Lord Tyrone Templar, was born—rising out of our ancestors' memory to form the structuralbase of our movement.Lordtyneparn grew directly out of the resilient, direct household of Mr. Isaac Donkor and Elizabeth Donkor (AYA)—carried forward by their children: Mercy, Shary, Shadrach (Ataato),L-Pan (the founder of the Lordtyneparn community), Deborah, Patrick, and Jonathan (the lastborn), as well as his elder sons Bismark Sawiri and Abednego Sawiri. The Coded Founder’s Key (Hidden Seal): Behind the name L-Pan stands the direct seed of D.S.—the third son born to Mossi and AYA. He who holds the cipher of 4-19-1-13-21-5-12knows the true signature written upon the foundation.

3. The Pitch, the Trade, and the Master Craftsman 

After completing JHS in Kankyiabo in 2010 (trekking alongside trusted friends like the twin brothers) and completing Goka SHS in 2013 (supported by my brothers Okrah Richard, 5 cedis, Amisky, Henry, and Sagacious), my father sent me to Aspire Soccer Academy in Berekum. I was good at football, but football was not the machine God created for my ultimate destiny. I returned home to learn tiling in Kumasi under Master Appietus, supported by my sister Mafi Cindy, and staying freely with the twin brothers and their mother, Hager Kunadu. Later, Master Appietus linked me to his brother, Master John, in Kasoa. Working under Master John was hard and unfair, but I viewed every physical hardship as a spiritual classroom. When envy caused Master John to pull away and ignore my calls, I did not despair. God removes envious people before you step into full success.

Standing on my own feet, I established Lordtyneparn Construction under the name L-Panand executed historic, precision works that stand today as testaments to my craftsmanship:

● The Okomfo Anokye Museum (Awukugua): I worked directly on the historic housewhere Okomfo Anokye was born, constructing and tiling the floor of what is now theOkomfo Anokye Museum in Awukugua.

● The Church of Pentecost (Doblo): I tiled the Church of Pentecost in Doblo, cutting andplacing tiles with precision using stars to form the Church of Pentecost logo directly intothe floor."Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ." — Galatians 6:2PART

PART II: DEDICATIONS AND PRAYERS To My Beloved Wife, Abigail Azamati Templar

To my wife, Abigail Azamati Templar: You have been my quiet anchor, my adviser, and thespiritual shield of our household. When the storms of life were dark, when betrayal and hardshiptried to pull us down, you stood firmly by my side. You held our home together and brought ourchildren into this world with courage. I honor you as the matriarch of the Templar family line.May God protect you, bless your days with long life, peace, and abundance, and keep yourheart strong.

To My Mother, Elizabeth Donkor (AYA)To my mother, Elizabeth Donkor (AYA), who is alive today: You are the living sanctuary of ourfamily. You carried heavy silent burdens, walked long cocoa paths, and taught me how to guardmy mind against bitterness. May the Creator grant you long life, strong health, peace of mind,and the joy of eating the fruit of your labor. Your strength is the quiet pillar upon which we stand.

A Prayer for My Late Father, Mr. Isaac Donkor (Mossi)A prayer for my father, wherever his soul rests:"O Creator, Lord of all spirits, remember my father, Mr. Isaac Donkor (Mossi). Remember his clean heart, his generosity, his straight character, and the good deeds he delivered on this earthdespite the heavy trials and betrayals he faced. Forgive his shortcomings, rest his soul in divinepeace, and let the seeds of righteousness he planted flourish through his children andgrandchildren forever. Amen.

PART III: ADVICE TO THE READER
To anyone who reads this biography—whether stranger, friend, or future generation—take these words as direct advice for your life on this earth:

1. Everything Moves by TasteNothing that anyone does to you—whether good or harm—happens by pure accident.Everything moves by taste. Every human being carries a distinct nature or taste that appeals tosome and clashes with others.You will do things that are right and pure before God, yet those actions will make certain peopleunhappy or bitter. Do not judge the righteousness of your path by whether people smile at you.Do what is right, even when human beings do not approve.

2. Everyone Carries an Unseen BattleEvery person walking past you carries an invisible weight. Whatever problem is in your head,remember that the person next to you may be fighting a battle ten times heavier than yours.On this physical board, society is cold. No one cares about your inner emotions, your silenttears, or your feelings. If you love someone, they cannot physically see it; if you hate someone,they cannot see it either. Only God knows the hidden heart.

3. Do Not Hate Anyone—Protect Your Free WillDo not hate anybody on this earth—no matter what they do to you, what they take from you, orhow deeply they betray you."This day I call the heavens and the earth as witnesses against you that I have set before youlife and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so that you and your children may live."— Deuteronomy 30:19God gave every human being absolute free will:
● You can choose to destroy, or you can choose to build.

● You can choose harm, or you can choose to give life.

● You can choose hatred, or you can choose righteousness.4. The Return of the TemplarThe name Templar represents the ancient guardians—originators who came from Africa andtraveled across borders to build and help other lands, only to face betrayal, greed, and hardtimes from those who could not see their value.In this generation, Templar has returned to its true source through L-Pan to release the truth .God's basic instructions to humanity are the ultimate blueprint for life. Understanding cannot beforced on you by anyone else—it can only come when your own heart aligns with the Creator. Choose the righteous path. When you choose righteousness, you break the chains ofbitterness, protect your inner engine, and set your family free forever.eatment in the construction trade, L-Pan faced the universal human trial: how to respond when done wrong. Rather than choosing bitterness, revenge, or open conflict, his response was revolutionary—he chose self-protection, quiet detachment, and unshakeable trust in the Creator. He understood early that when people pull away out of envy, it is simply God clearing the worksite for a
greater foundation.