ERIC LINTER
New England, United States
Hailed as “one of the best astrologers in the US” in Gregory J.P. Godek’s best selling book “1001 Ways to be Romantic,” called “the astrologer’s astrologer” by National Enquirer astrologer Maria Shaw, Eric gives each client insights into complex personal issues and clear direction in today’s uncertain world. He has developed a loyal following over the past thirty years.
A native of New York City, Eric came to New England to earn his BFA at Boston University. After graduation, Eric studied astrology and the esoteric arts with the Grande Dame of American astrologers, Isabel M. Hickey. Eric later received certification as a Holistic Health Counselor from Heartwood College in Santa Cruz, CA where he attended classes with Bay Area astrologer Robert Cole.
Eric is a gifted intuitive, teacher and speaker. Over the years he has both produced and led a wide range of astrological and transformational seminars, also drawing upon his training as a certified rebirther and past-life regression therapist. Combining his artistic talents and knowledge of the occult, Eric co-created The Miracle Cards, a New Age Tarot with Ron McCabe.
The “Linter man” in old time Austria, Eric's grandfather’s ancestral home, lit the town’s streetlamps. True to the spirit of his family name, Eric Linter uses astrology to light the way for his many clients.
In addition to his consulting practice, Eric authors many thoughtful articles and is a regular contributor to www.SpiritofChange.org, New England’s Holistic Magazine. He accurately predicted the start of the First Gulf War, the 2000 Presidential Election controversy, President Obama’s stunning victory and massive geological changes at the time an earthquake and tsunami devastated Fukushima, Japan.
He gets his greatest satisfaction knowing that his work is helping to guide clients and readers towards more fulfilling and happier, healthier lives.
Eric lives in eastern Massachusetts with his wife Pamela and their rescue dog Lukas. Contact him at [email protected] or by telephone at 508-541-4115.