The text mentions Kunti's prayer for calamities. How does this contrast with Amir's prayer and what is the spiritual lesson?

The narrative in Chapter 22 presents a profound spiritual contrast through two different types of prayer. It first recalls the prayer of Kunti, who asked God for a constant series of sorrows so that she would never forget His name. Immediately following this, the text describes Amir Shakkar's prayer, which was a more common plea for "deliverance from sorrow" and a remedy for his rheumatism. The author uses Kunti's selfless prayer as an ideal, even advising the reader to ask Sai for the boon of constant remembrance above all else. This juxtaposition highlights the difference between seeking comfort from God versus seeking God Himself, even if it is through hardship.