الْوِجْدَانِيَّاتُ
Direct awareness of one's own inner states.
Joy, grief, pain and similar present experiences are examples of inner awareness. Another person may learn of my pain through my report or outward signs, while I experience the pain directly.
Two propositions should not be confused. “I am feeling pain” concerns immediate awareness; “this pain is caused by a particular disease” adds a diagnosis that requires further evidence.
Recognizing this distinction shows how certainty about an experience may coexist with error about its explanation. Rejecting a causal interpretation does not make the experienced state unreal.