The text mentions a prayer asking for calamities instead of happiness. What's the spiritual reasoning behind this unusual request?

The prayer mentioned in Chapter 22 is a profound expression of devotion, stating, 'O Lord God, give happiness to others who ask for it; Give me a constant series of sorrows, so I do not forget Your name.' The spiritual logic behind this is that constant happiness can lead one to forget God, while suffering and calamity act as powerful, continuous reminders of one's dependence on the divine. By asking for sorrow, the devotee seeks to ensure that God's name remains an 'eternal ornament' on their neck. The text suggests that this is a worthy request for any devotee of Sai, as it ensures one is always kept at His feet and never forgets Him.