The Dalai Lama hit New Jersey for the Newark Peace Education Summit on Friday, rocking his signature deep red robe, where American activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams, with whom the Dalai Lama shared the stage, championed anger and disagreed with some of the Dalai Lama's ideas. Specifically, the Dalai Lama's statements that people must attain inner peace in order to promote peace and that "too much emotion, attachment, anger or fear" hinders progress "did not sit well" with Williams, according to the New York Times. Detailing the ways American policy favors corporations and the wealthy and cautioning against "easy forgiveness," the world-famous anti-landmine activist said she sort of likes her inner turmoil, and politely suggested His Holiness, you know, stop being so damn calm all the time.