In Jainism, listening to the Bhaktamar Stotra is considered highly auspicious and spiritually uplifting. There are no strict rules about the specific time for listening to or reciting the Bhaktamar Stotra, but traditionally, it is recommended to do so:

• In the Morning: Early morning, after purifying oneself (bath, etc.), is considered the most sattvic (pure) time and is ideal for spiritual activities, including listening to or reciting Bhaktamar Stotra.
• Before Starting Important Work: Many Jains listen to or recite it before beginning any significant task for blessings and success.
• During Times of Distress or Illness: The Bhaktamar Stotra is believed to have healing and protective powers, so it is often listened to during times of difficulty or illness.
• On Auspicious Days: Special Jain festivals, Paryushana, or the birth anniversary of Acharya Manatunga (the composer) are also considered good occasions.

How to Listen:

• Sit in a clean and peaceful place.
• Maintain a respectful and devotional mindset.
• You may light a diya (lamp) or incense if desired.

While there is flexibility, maintaining regularity (daily listening or recitation) is highly beneficial for spiritual progress in Jainism.