Answer

Yes, you can do Terapanth Samvatsari Pratikraman around 12:30 to 1:30 if that is the practical time available to you.

Traditionally, Samvatsari Pratikraman is performed in the evening, but if due to circumstances you cannot do it at the usual time, doing it with proper devotion, awareness, and repentance is better than missing it.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, the inner bhaav is very important:

• Alochana – sincerely accepting one’s faults
• Pratikraman – turning back from wrong actions
• Pratyakhyan – resolving not to repeat mistakes
• Kshamapana – asking forgiveness from all living beings

If you are following the Terapanth tradition, it is best to follow the guidance of your local Terapanth sadhu/sadhvi, upasak/upasika, or sangh, because timing and procedure may be guided by the tradition.

Spiritual Understanding

Samvatsari Pratikraman is not only a ritual of time; it is a deep spiritual process of purification. The most important thing is to do it with:

• humility,
• repentance,
• forgiveness,
• and a sincere resolve to reduce kashay and himsa.

Takeaway

If 12:30 to 1:30 is the only suitable time, do it respectfully and sincerely. But if possible, follow the traditional evening timing or ask your Terapanth sangh for exact guidance.