Who is mentioned in an analogy as a person who actively prayed for calamities, and for what reason?

In Chapter 22, the text refers to Kunti as someone who prayed for sorrow. While suffering 'infinite calamities' in the forest, she asked God for a constant series of sorrows. Her profound reason was so that she would never forget God's name, viewing this constant remembrance as an 'eternal ornament on my neck'. This story is used to illustrate a deep form of devotion, suggesting that the speaker and listener should also ask Sai to keep them at His feet so they never forget His name.