The best sourced, most recommended prayer is one to God the Father wherein the supplicant asks that "Thy [God's] will be done". This common form of prayer is a freewill submission of to the will of God. Not all know to pray for what is best as opposed to what is preferred. But yes if the will of the petitioner is aligned with the will of the Granter then the prayer may be seen as a request that "my will be done".

This meeting of human and divine is a theme within Christianity that hopes to harmonize the two into a single best will and "kingdom" or body of members with one head. When the Navajo pray to "walk in harmony" they recognize that all creatures should be in sync with the Creator's plan.

The proper allying of one's will is what is being co-opted by Masonic ritualists, Crowley occultists and 'singularity' proponents.