When reading using Tarot, does it attrac

Short answer: no — tarot is a symbolic system, and the cards themselves don't attract anything. The "energy" in a reading comes from your attention and intent, not from the cardboard.

Where the worry comes from: the idea of "evil spirits" belongs to religious and theological traditions, not to tarot's own framework. Some of those traditions have historically treated divination as a doorway to spiritual entities. Tarot doesn't require opening any such doorway. Even readers who hold spiritual views usually treat tarot as a mirror for the sitter's own mind — images, archetypes, and the patterns you notice when you slow down enough to look at them.

Two things that help if the worry is still there:

• Pick your frame before you sit down. Symbolic/psychological (you and your patterns), spiritual-but-bounded (intuition and archetypes, no contact), or entertainment. The frame you choose is the reading you get.
• Ground the moment. Wash your hands or take three slow breaths before laying the cards. That marks the reading as yours, not as an opening to anything else.

If you'd like, I can pull one card for what to keep in mind at the table. Otherwise the practice is what you make of it — nothing is being invited in by laying out pictures.