If we ask for God, will we still receive something petty?

According to Osho, asking itself is petty; the begging mind shrinks whatever it seeks—even 'God.' What comes by asking are leftovers sized to your bowl; the vast, the divine, arrives only unasked when craving and bargains cease. Prayer as demand is ego extended; meditation dissolves demand so you can receive without measure. Transformation is in you, not in outcomes.