“What do sorcerers do with inorganic beings?”
“They mingle with them. They turn them into allies. They form
associations, create extraordinary friendships. I call them vast
enterprises, where perception plays the uppermost role. We are social beings. We unavoidably seek the company of consciousness.
“With inorganic beings, the secret is not to fear them. And this must
be done from the beginning. The intent one has to send out to them has to be of power and abandon. In that intent one must encode the message ` I don’t fear you. Come to see me. If you do, I’ll welcome you. If you don’t want to come, I’ll miss you.’ With a message like this, they’ll get so curious that they’ll come for sure.”
“Why should they come to seek me, or why on earth should I seek them?”
“Dreamers, whether they like it or not, in their dreaming seek
associations with other beings. This may come to you as a shock, but
dreamers automatically seek groups of beings, nexuses of inorganic beings in this case. Dreamers seek them avidly.”
“This is very strange to me, don Juan. Why would dreamers do that?”
“The novelty for us is the inorganic beings. And the novelty for them
is one of our kind crossing the boundaries of their realm. The thing you
must bear in mind from now on is that inorganic beings with their superb consciousness exert a tremendous pull over dreamers and can easily transport them into worlds beyond description.
“The sorcerers of antiquity used them, and they are the ones who coined the name allies. Their allies taught them to move the assemblage point out of the egg’s boundaries into the non-human universe. So when they transport a sorcerer, they transport him to worlds beyond the human domain.”

Sorcerers and inorganic beings. An unavoidable meeting? The Art of Dreaming