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Mr. Marwick, who claims to have read more than twenty thousand palm trees over a twenty-year career, adds that, according to his readings, the Prince possesses "physical courage" and is an "adventurer".
He told Express.co.uk, "Harry is following in his mother's footsteps.
"Throughout Harry's life, he will always be committed to helping others and those in need, individually or in groups.
"His hand shows, as do some of the other hands of the Royal, that Harry can also hold back his emotions sometimes, but he will give a lot to others."
Like his mother, Prince Harry is well known for his charitable activities, including the Sentebale Charitable Foundation in 2006 to help children with HIV / AIDS and the launch of the Invictus Games for injured military personnel.
Princess Diana was a leading activist on behalf of the victims of HIV / AIDS, anti-personnel mines and cancer.
However, according to Mr. Marwick, his mother also left a more physical imprint on the Prince.
He explains, "In Harry's right hand, there is a mark or scar that indicates that something important has happened and changed his life very early.
"It was probably the death of his mother."
Princess Diana was killed in a car accident in Paris on August 31, 1997, while Prince Harry was only twelve years old.
Mr. Marwick then detected a number of personality traits in Prince Harry's palm.
He said, "Harry's hand shows that he has physical courage and maybe a little aggression at times.
"This shows that even though he will always come home, Harry will easily be able to spend time away from home in other countries as an adventurer."
On the other hand, his older brother, Prince William, "will always enjoy being home after returning from his trip".
Prince Harry toured Afghanistan twice, in 2007-08 and 2012, although the first was cut short after being reported by foreign media.
He was the first Royal to serve in a conflict zone since Prince Andrew during the Falklands War.
Mr. Marwick also thinks he can determine the key points of the Prince's life from his palms.
He explains: "On Harry's hands, it shows that he really became independent in his late twenties, probably around the age of twenty-eight.
"It may have been a moving time for him, making decisions about his family, friends and relationships.
"There will be a significant change, which will affect Harry's life, which will take place in the late forties."
Mr. Marwick in a third generation palms reader, following the path of his mother and grandfather.
In addition to his consulting activities, he has made numerous appearances in the media, notably on Sky TV and BBC Radio 4.
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