According to Osho, in the ultimate sense all desires are the same: a discontent with what is, a complaint against existence, and a hope that tomorrow will fix today. Desire trains you to be out of tune with life. True freedom is desirelessness—being herenow, content and grateful. On the relative level, desires differ, but their root nature remains identical.
Yes—deep down every desire says, “I’m not happy now; maybe later I will be,” and peace comes when you enjoy this moment as it is.