Yhi is a goddess from the mythology of the indigenous Aboriginal Australians, particularly associated with the Yolŋu people of Arnhem Land. She is often regarded as a creator figure, embodying the sun and light, and is believed to bring warmth and life to the world. Yhi is also linked to the growth of plants and the nurturing of the earth. In some stories, Yhi travels across the sky, spreading light and warmth, which helps to awaken the land after the darkness of night. Her presence is essential for the cycle of life, as she fosters the growth of vegetation and sustains the natural environment.