The Marrithiyel Myth is an indigenous story from the Yolŋu people of northeastern Arnhem Land in Australia. It explains the creation of the world and the relationship between humans and nature. Central to the myth are the ancestral beings who shaped the land, animals, and plants, establishing the laws that govern life. In the myth, the Marrithiyel people are depicted as caretakers of the land, responsible for maintaining the balance of the environment. The story emphasizes the importance of connection to the land and the spiritual significance of natural elements, reflecting the deep cultural heritage of the Yolŋu community.