How do you develop "Manodharmam" in carnatic music?

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Manodharma sangeetham aka kalpana sangeetham is any form of sangeetham which is not composed beforehand. The latter is called Kalpitha sangeetham. The performer creates music at stage with imagination and creativity.
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One can build manodharmam by first starting to listen to it and work out slowly in what he/she listens to and then habituate listening and in parallel working along with it as well.
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