I’m not sure about the exact term “Guan pooja” and how it is used with “Gyan Panchali” in your tradition. In general Jain practice, devotional rites (puja) are traditionally done during daylight hours, either:

• in the morning (pratahkal), after personal cleansing and coming to a calm, pudgal-free space; or
• in the evening (saayee/sandhya), after sunset, again in a quiet, clean setting.

Differences between Digambar and Shwetambar traditions can affect the specifics of the rite (e.g., which verses are chanted, exact procedures, and the preferred time window), but both traditions emphasize purity, concentration, and reverence for the Tirthankaras and revered scriptures.

If you can share whether you follow Digambar or Shwetambar practice and what text or site you’re using for Gyan Panchali, I can give a more precise guideline aligned with that tradition.

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