What is the philosophical prayer about asking for calamities that is mentioned in the text?

Chapter 22 introduces a profound and seemingly paradoxical prayer. The prayer is articulated as: "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 logic behind this request is that constant sorrow ensures one never forgets God, making His name an "eternal ornament" on one's neck. The text encourages both the speaker and listener to ask this of Sai, to be kept at His feet and to never forget His name. This philosophy suggests that the ultimate spiritual goal of constant remembrance of God is more valuable than worldly happiness and comfort.