  Consider $ G:= PSL_2(\R)\equiv T^1\H^2$, a modular group $ \Gamma$, and the
homogeneous space $ \Gamma\sm G \equiv T^1(\Gamma\sm\H^2)$. Endow $ G $, and
then $ \Gamma\sm G $, with a canonical left-invariant metric, thereby equipping
it with a quasi hyperbolic geometry. Windings around handles and cusps of $
\Gamma\sm G $ are calculated by integrals of closed 1-forms of $ \Gamma\sm G $.
The main results express, in both Brownian and geodesic cases, the joint
convergence of the law of these integrals, with a stress on the asymptotic
independence between slow and fast windings. The non-hyperbolicity of $
\Gamma\sm G $ is responsible for a difference between the Brownian and geodesic
asymptotic behaviours, difference which does not exist at the level of the
Riemann surface $\Gamma\sm\H^2$ (and generally in hyperbolic cases).
Identification of the cohomology classes of closed 1-forms and with harmonic
1-forms, and equidistribution of large geodesic spheres, are also addressed.
