Samveg means deep spiritual urgency and detachment from worldly pleasures, with the firm wish for moksha. In Jain Dharma, samveg increases through right understanding and steady practice.

Ways to increase samveg:

1. Study Jain scriptures regularly

- Reading and reflecting on the teachings of Tirthankars increases vairagya and clarity.

1. Remember the temporary nature of the world

- Wealth, body, relationships, and pleasures are all impermanent.

1. Reflect on karma and suffering

- Understand that bondage is caused by passions, and liberation comes through purity.

1. Practice daily pratikraman

- This helps remove faults, reduce carelessness, and awaken inner seriousness.

1. Serve saints and sadharmis

- Their conduct, simplicity, and discipline inspire detachment.

1. Reduce attachment and possessiveness

- Less greed, pride, deceit, and anger naturally increase samveg.

1. Maintain regular vows and restraint

- Even small observances strengthen the mind toward moksha.

1. Keep the goal of moksha before the mind

- Always remember: the true aim of life is liberation, not worldly success.

1. Stay in satsang

- Good company nourishes right faith and spiritual urgency.

1. Contemplate the soul

- The more one अनुभवs the difference between soul and body, the stronger samveg becomes.

A simple Jain way to remember it is:

Shraddha + Chintan + Vairagya + Aachar = Samveg

That is:

• right faith,
• deep reflection,
• detachment,
• and disciplined conduct.

If you want, I can also explain how samveg differs from vairagya and nirved in Jain philosophy.