A Culprit
It has been endlessly rehearsed that one's greatest enemy is him or herself as depicted in the final tests of Jacob's Trials, and that the root of evil comes from the love of money, power and evil. The youth are notoriously famed for their blood curling wishes with nothing short of success or demise in a strive. Biblical or not, footage of personal or wide-scale carnage arising from desires and wants have been documented, either handed from mouth to mouth, by modern tools of analogue digital storage until fictional tales from world's most acclaimed Hollywood industries.
Which then sparks my memory of a particular Psalm verse (Is that in Psalms 23?).. "I SHALL NOT WANT". Is the Greek or Hebrew original texts really like that? Many modern non-English translations simply write it down as 'I shall not lack', which becomes of entirely different connotations.
Is there indeed a God righteous version of not having incorrect, untimely to basically wrong wants and desires? And instead having the right, correct, timely or proper ones?
Seek out this seemingly simple, yet most helpful idea by asking God's opinion and answers on your personally related situations. The best moments to do these exercises are particularly during moments when you are feeling uneasy till downright depressed because all emotional discomfort I guess, comes from misplaced wishes to just wrong ones. Happy new journeys.