Here is a suitable Uttam Shauch (supreme cleanliness) tale for Das Lakshan Day 4, involving a king and kheer:

Story highlight (from JainKnowledge.com):

• "While pouring the kheer, all of it slipped into the sadhu's pot." This shows the monk’s pure nature and the layperson’s humility and generosity in action. ( jainknowledge.com)

Summary (arth) in Jain tradition:

• A king and queen witness a Jain monk who remains calm and unperturbed even when a curious mishap happens during a charitable act. The monk’s utter cleanliness of mind and body, and his self-restraint, inspire the king to reflect on true purity (uttam shauch) beyond external appearances.
• The story emphasizes: true cleanliness is not just outward; it is the purity of intention, non-attachment to results, and a compassionate mindset toward others. The monk’s serene conduct even in a moment of potential waste or embarrassment demonstrates the highest form of shauch.

Notes on tradition:

• There can be minor variations between Digambar and Shvetambar retellings, but the core lesson—uttam shauch through fearless, non-possessive generosity and inner purity—remains the same.

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