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"Happiness" in general does not need "the." "The happiness" signifies a specific happiness. For example, "the happiness I feel when I watch the sunset versus the happiness I feel when I watch the sunrise"

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"Deeply" is an adverb, for an adjective you would use "deep." I suggest instead to use "the one" which is used for emphasis and works naturally here

iIn my opinion , the happiness is a feeling that makes me continuepush forward in my live ,fe, to achieve my goals , to reach to the top .i. It is not just a laughingter and joy ,also it is, but also feeling relax ed, through yourwing my stress away , feeling responsibility , safety, and peace inside . In my opinion, happiness is a feeling that makes me push forward in my life, to achieve my goals, to reach to the top. It is not just laughter and joy, but also feeling relaxed, throwing my stress away, feeling responsibility, safety, and peace inside.

"Continue" doesn't feel strong enough for this sentiment, I suggest "push through"

iIn all ofevery small point inarea of your live ,fe, there is a huge source of happiness ,i. In your exhausteding work , your faliling relationship , (complex?) time , every thing includes happiness if you see tolook at the full part inof your cup . In every small area of your life, there is a huge source of happiness. In your exhausting work, your failing relationship, (complex?) time, everything includes happiness if you look at the full part of your cup.

I didn't know what you meant by "complex time," so I can't suggest an alternative