What is the unique prayer for sorrows mentioned in the text, and what is its underlying message?

Chapter 22 introduces a profound and unusual prayer from a woman who suffered greatly. Instead of asking for happiness, she prayed, "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 underlying message is that constant remembrance of God is the ultimate goal, even if it comes through hardship. The text then encourages the reader to ask this of Sai: "Let us not forget Your name; keep us at Your feet," prioritizing spiritual connection over worldly comfort.