A Sydney Falun Gong practitioner is trying to change the hearts and minds of Chinese officials who are arresting people of faith, one phone call at a time. The man, who has taken time each week out of his ordinary life to make international calls to public security authorities, like police, procuratorial organs, and courts in China, is using his Chinese language skills to attempt to change the minds of the individuals who are participating in one of the worst persecutions ongoing in China. Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, is a spiritual practice that originated in China in 1992. It attracted 70 to 100 million practitioners after being publically taught during the 1990s, according to official estimates. Threatened by its popularity and tenets that taught people to be truthful, patient and kind, then-CCP leader Jiang Zemin ordered the crackdown of the practice in 1999. Since then, millions of Falun Gong …