Significance of Nine days in Navratri
The First day of Navratri is associated with Shailaputri the incarnation of mata Parvati
The Second Day of Navratri is associated with Brahmacharini another incarnation of mata parvati
The Third Day of Navratri is associated with Chandraghanta married form of Maa Parvati
The 4th Day of Navratri is associated with Goddess Kushmanda, the creative power of Universe
The 5th Day of Navratri is associated with Goddess Skandamata, she is the mother of skanda (kartikeya)
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The 6th Day of Navratri is associated with Goddess Katyayani, she is an incarnation of mata parvati
7th Day (Maha Saptami) is dedicated to the worship of Maa Kalaratri, the most ferocious form of Maa Durga
8th Day of Navratri is dedicated to the worship of Maa Mahagauri, she is the epitome of intelligence and peace
9th Day of Navratri is dedicated to Siddhidatri Devi, She is also known as Mahalakshmi Devi