How does Chapter 4 link people's misplaced priorities and suffering to the need for a saint's incarnation?

Chapter 4 draws a direct line between the misguided pursuits of humanity and the necessity of a saint's presence. When people mistakenly consider wealth, status, sons, and spouse as the only source of happiness and turn away from the ultimate goal (Paramartha), saints incarnate to guide them. The text explains that when people lose their health and prosperity, becoming obsessed with lust and hunger, they miss the chance for self-upliftment. As Chapter 4 clarifies, saints come to awaken religion and provide a path for the distressed, the poor, and the weak to find their way back to spiritual well-being.