Answer

You can look for Pratikraman audio from reliable Jain sources such as:

• Local Jain derasar / Jain sangh
• Jain pathshala or upashray teachers
• JainKnowledge.com, if the relevant Pratikraman audio is available there
• Official Jain sangh or sampraday resources
• Trusted Jain audio apps or platforms maintained by Jain organizations

Explanation

Pratikraman has different versions depending on tradition and practice, such as:

• Devasi Pratikraman
• Rai Pratikraman
• Pakshik Pratikraman
• Chaumasi Pratikraman
• Samvatsari Pratikraman

There may also be differences between Shvetambar Murtipujak, Sthanakvasi, Terapanth, and other Jain traditions. So it is best to get the audio that matches your family or sangh tradition.

Takeaway

Please ask your local Jain sangh or guru/panditji which Pratikraman version you should follow, so the audio matches your tradition and pronunciation correctly.